Wonder Book Quiz #1

Discuss the character development of August Pullman in the book Wonder.

• August Pullman remains unchanged throughout the book

• August Pullman becomes a villain in the story

• August Pullman loses all his friends in the end

• August Pullman experiences character development by gaining confidence, making friends, and embracing his uniqueness throughout the book Wonder.

Identify and explain the main theme or themes present in Wonder.

• Friendship and loyalty

• Courage and bravery

• Empathy and kindness

• Honesty and integrity

How does the point of view in Wonder contribute to the overall impact of the story?

• The point of view in Wonder contributes to the overall impact of the story by creating a predictable plot

• The alternating point of view in Wonder contributes to the overall impact of the story by providing multiple perspectives and enhancing reader empathy.

• The point of view in Wonder contributes to the overall impact of the story by limiting character development

• The point of view in Wonder contributes to the overall impact of the story by confusing readers

Interpret the symbolism of the astronaut helmet in Wonder.

• Symbolizes a sense of confinement and restriction

• Represents freedom and exploration

• Signifies a connection to nature

• Symbolizes protection, hiding one's true self, and barriers to vulnerability.

Describe the character of Via and analyze her role in the story.

• Via is a manipulative character who causes conflict and chaos in the story.

• Via is a minor character who is quickly forgotten in the plot.

• Via is a selfish and uncaring character who has no impact on the story.

• Via is a compassionate and understanding character who plays a significant role in the story by providing insight into the main character's life and struggles. She serves as a supportive sister and helps to highlight important themes such as family dynamics and acceptance.

What is the significance of the precept 'When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind' in Wonder?

• To emphasize empathy, compassion, and kindness over always being right or winning arguments.

• To highlight the importance of always being right and winning arguments

• To encourage rudeness and insensitivity

• To promote selfishness and lack of empathy

Explain how the different perspectives of characters in Wonder shape the reader's understanding of the story.

• The different perspectives of characters in Wonder shape the reader's understanding of the story by confusing the plot

• The different perspectives of characters in Wonder shape the reader's understanding of the story by providing a multi-dimensional view and enhancing empathy towards the characters.

• The different perspectives of characters in Wonder shape the reader's understanding of the story by creating a one-dimensional narrative

• The different perspectives of characters in Wonder shape the reader's understanding of the story by limiting the emotional connection

Discuss the symbolism of the braid in Wonder and its connection to the theme of identity.

• The braid symbolizes isolation and weakness, representing disconnection and individuality, contradicting the theme of identity.

• The braid symbolizes chaos and confusion, representing disorder and lack of direction, contrasting with the theme of identity.

• The braid symbolizes unity and strength, representing interconnectedness and shared experiences, connecting to the theme of identity.

• The braid symbolizes superficiality and deception, representing falseness and insincerity, deviating from the theme of identity.

Analyze the impact of Julian's character on the overall narrative of Wonder.

• Julian's character has no impact on the narrative of Wonder

• Julian's character is a positive influence on the overall narrative

• Julian's character serves as the main antagonist, creating conflict and highlighting important themes.

• Julian's character is a minor character with no significance

How does the author use symbolism to convey the theme of acceptance in Wonder?

• The author uses symbolism such as a broken mirror and a dark cloud to convey the theme of acceptance in Wonder.

• The author uses symbolism such as a crown and a treasure map to convey the theme of acceptance in Wonder.

• The author uses symbolism such as a magic wand and a talking dog to convey the theme of acceptance in Wonder.

• The author uses symbolism such as the astronaut helmet and the Precept 'When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind' to convey the theme of acceptance in Wonder.