Child's Perspectives on School and Friends

The transcript revolves around a conversation between Nate and Auggie, where Nate is asked about a missing helmet. Auggie is upset and doesn't want to go trick-or-treating due to an incident at school. The discussion touches on feelings of being left out and changes in friendships. Nate encourages Auggie to go trick-or-treating, emphasizing their friendship and offering his Halloween candy.

Why is Nate being asked about the helmet?

• Because it's part of a costume

• Because it's needed for a school project

• Because it's a gift for a friend

• Because it's required for a sports event

What event is the child reluctant to participate in?

• A school play

• A Halloween parade

• A birthday party

• A sports competition

What does the child overhear being said about him?

• That he is very smart

• That he looks like someone named Jack

• That he is very athletic

• That he is very funny

What does the child wish regarding school?

• That he had more friends

• That he had better grades

• That he had different teachers

• That he had never gone to school

What does the child compare his bad days to?

• His parent's bad days

• His friend's bad days

• His sibling's bad days

• His teacher's bad days

What does the child mention about Marina?

• She moved to a new city

• She went away to camp and changed

• She joined a new school

• She started a new hobby

What does the child say about school and people?

• School is tough and people change

• School is boring and people are indifferent

• School is challenging and people are supportive

• School is fun and people are friendly

What does the child offer to do to encourage trick-or-treating?

• Plan a party

• Invite more friends

• Help with the costume

• Give all his Halloween candy

What is the main reason the child wants to go trick-or-treating?

• Because they are each other's best friends

• To have fun with friends

• To show off his costume

• To get more candy