Wonder Novel August

Which best describes August's experience at lunch on his first day of school?

• He ate by himself until a girl came to join him.

• He ate by himself until Jack Will came to join him.

• He ate by himself until Julian and his friends came to bother him.

• He ate by himself while a group of girls made fun of him.

Why does Auggie really like little kids?

• They don't say mean things on purpose (or intentionally).

• They are more forgiving.

• They have more in common with Auggie.

• They are more fun to play with.

Who is the antagonist in the novel Wonder?

• Jack Will

• Julian

• Auggie

• Henry

At the beginning of the story, why hadn't August attended school yet?

• He is from a foreign country.

• His family didn't agree with the public school system.

• He had a lot of surgeries and medical issues.

• His doctors told him he couldn't go to public school.

How does the following quote, from Auggie, relate to the title of the novel: I mean, I do not want to brag or anything, but I really considered something of a medical wonder you know,

• He is a medical wonder but wonder can also refer to dreams and hopes.

• The quote highlights Auggie's lack of confidence and self-doubt, contradicting the theme of wonder in the novel.

• The quote showcases Auggie's arrogance and boastfulness, contrasting the theme of humility in the novel.

• The quote reveals Auggie's mediocrity and ordinariness, opposing the theme of uniqueness in the novel.

Why do you think August likes Summer belief that humans came back, with the same soul, but as different people?

• August believes in the concept of parallel universes instead of reincarnation.

• August is convinced that humans do not have souls.

• In his next life he would have a different face.

• August thinks that souls are completely separate entities from individuals.

Do you think Jack really cares why August is mad at him?

• No

• Definitely

• Maybe

• Yes, he wanted to seem cool and fit in with the other kids.

Why do you think the author is including Jack's point of view in the novel?

• To confuse the readers with conflicting information

• To showcase Jack as the main antagonist

• To highlight Jack's lack of importance in the story

• It is important to learn how Jack feels about Auggie and what kind of person he is. (Jack's point of view)

Why did Mr. Tushman call Jack to show August around?

• Jack was the only available student at the time.

• Mr. Tushman wanted to test Jack's knowledge of the school.

• Jack was related to August.

• The 4th grade teachers recommended him.

How do you think Jack knew who August was, before he had even met him?

• August had a twin brother who looked exactly like him.

• Jack had a dream about August before meeting him.

• He had seen him in the neighborhood before.

• August was wearing a name tag with his name on it.