Exploring Chapter 3 of Wonder

What significant event occurs in Auggie's school life in Chapter 3?

• Auggie starts school for the first time.

• Auggie wins a school award.

• Auggie transfers to a new school.

• Auggie joins the basketball team.

How does Auggie feel about starting school in Chapter 3?

• Auggie is excited and looking forward to starting school.

• Auggie is indifferent and doesn't care about school.

• Auggie feels nervous and apprehensive about starting school.

• Auggie feels confident and ready to make new friends.

What is the reaction of Auggie's classmates when they first see him?

• Surprise and curiosity, with some staring and whispering.

• Indifference and ignoring him completely.

• Excitement and welcoming him with open arms.

• Laughter and mockery from the classmates.

Which character is introduced in Chapter 3 that plays a key role in Auggie's experience?

• Jack Will

• Mr. Browne

• Summer

• Julian

What internal conflict does Auggie face in this chapter?

• Auggie feels overwhelmed by his family's expectations.

• Auggie's internal conflict is about self-acceptance and fear of judgment.

• Auggie struggles with his academic performance.

• Auggie is conflicted about moving to a new school.

How does the author use descriptive language to convey Auggie's emotions?

• The author uses dialogue to express Auggie's feelings.

• The author conveys Auggie's emotions through vivid imagery and sensory details.

• Auggie's emotions are conveyed through other characters' actions.

• The author focuses on Auggie's physical appearance to show his emotions.

What theme related to friendship is highlighted in Chapter 3?

• Betrayal in friendship

• Loyalty in friendship

• Indifference in friendship

• Competition in friendship

How does Auggie's family support him during this chapter?

• They criticize him for not fitting in with others.

• Auggie's family focuses solely on his academic performance without emotional support.

• Auggie's family supports him by encouraging confidence and providing emotional support.

• Auggie's family ignores his feelings and avoids discussing his challenges.

What lesson does Auggie learn about acceptance in Chapter 3?

• Auggie learns that acceptance means being popular at school.

• Auggie learns that he should change his appearance to be accepted.

• Auggie learns that acceptance is only about fitting in with others.

• Auggie learns that true acceptance is about being valued for who you are, not just your appearance.

How does the chapter set the tone for Auggie's journey in the story?

• The chapter sets a tone of fear and avoidance regarding Auggie's experiences.

• The chapter sets a tone of empathy and resilience for Auggie's journey.

• The chapter portrays a tone of indifference towards Auggie's struggles.

• The chapter emphasizes isolation and despair in Auggie's journey.