Exploring Wonder: Chapters 1-15

What is the main character's name in the story?

• John Doe

• Robert Brown

• Jane Smith

• Alice Johnson

How does Auggie feel about starting school for the first time?

• Indifferent and relaxed

• Excited and confident

• Nervous and apprehensive

• Angry and rebellious

What physical condition does Auggie have that affects his appearance?

• Marfan syndrome

• Down syndrome

• Cleft lip and palate

• Treacher Collins syndrome

Who is Auggie's first friend at school?

• Via

• Summer

• Jack Will

• Julian

What is the significance of the 'Wonder' book in the story?

• The 'Wonder' book signifies acceptance and the power of empathy.

• The 'Wonder' book represents a journey of self-discovery.

• The 'Wonder' book symbolizes the importance of competition.

• The 'Wonder' book is a guide to academic success.

How do Auggie's classmates initially react to him?

• They are immediately friendly and welcoming.

• They ignore him completely and act as if he isn't there.

• They react with surprise and curiosity, some being hesitant or unkind.

• They all want to be his best friend right away.

What role does Auggie's family play in his life?

• Auggie's family is indifferent and uninvolved in his life.

• Auggie's family only provides financial support without emotional connection.

• Auggie's family discourages him from facing challenges.

• Auggie's family plays a crucial role in providing love, support, and confidence, helping him face challenges.

What themes of friendship and acceptance are explored in these chapters?

• The chapters focus solely on competition and rivalry among characters.

• Friendship is depicted as a burden that characters must endure.

• The themes of friendship and acceptance are explored through the development of bonds and the embrace of differences among characters.

• Acceptance is portrayed as a weakness that leads to conflict.

How does Auggie's perspective on himself change throughout these chapters?

• Auggie becomes more withdrawn and unhappy.

• Auggie feels the same throughout the chapters.

• Auggie gains more insecurities and doubts about himself.

• Auggie's perspective shifts from insecurity and isolation to confidence and acceptance.

What lesson does Auggie learn about kindness and empathy?

• Auggie learns that kindness is overrated and not necessary for friendships.

• Auggie realizes that kindness can sometimes be a weakness.

• Auggie discovers that empathy leads to isolation and loneliness.

• Auggie learns that kindness and empathy can transform relationships and create a more inclusive environment.