Exploring "Wonder": A Journey Through August's World

What physical characteristics of August make him different from his peers?

• He has curly hair.

• He has facial anomalies.

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Where does the story of "Wonder" primarily take place?

• In a park.

• At Beecher Prep School.

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What is August's main concern about starting school in Part 1?

• He is worried about the homework.

• He fears he won't make any friends.

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Which theme is evident in Part 1 of "Wonder" when August decides to go to school?

• The struggle for acceptance.

• The importance of education.

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From whose point of view is Part 1 of "Wonder" told?

• August.

• A third-person narrator.

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What inference can be made about August's parents from their decision to send him to school in Part 1?

• They want him to face his fears.

• They are uncaring about his feelings.

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How does August feel about his first day at Beecher Prep?

• Indifferent and bored.

• Nervous and scared.

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What can we learn about August's character from his interactions with other students?

• He is shy but kind.

• He is quick to make friends.

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What does August's choice to attend school despite his fears suggest about his personality?

• He is reckless and doesn't think things through.

• He is adventurous and brave.

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