Wanda's Drawing Contest and Teasing

The story revolves around Wanda, a Polish girl with a unique name who is teased by her classmates Peggy and Maddie for wearing the same dress every day. Despite the teasing, Wanda claims to have a hundred dresses at home. Maddie feels conflicted about Peggy's behavior but fears becoming a target herself. A drawing contest is held, and Wanda, who has been absent from school, wins with her impressive designs. The story highlights themes of empathy, friendship, and the impact of bullying.

What is unique about Wanda's name?

• It is difficult to pronounce.

• It is very common.

• It is considered weird.

• It is a royal name.

What color is the dress Wanda wears every day?

• Dull yellow

• Shiny green

• Faded blue

• Bright red

Why does Maddie not join in teasing Wanda?

• She is also poor and fears being teased.

• She doesn't know Wanda well.

• She is too shy.

• She is friends with Wanda.

How many dresses does Wanda claim to have?

• Fifty

• Two hundred

• Seventy-five

• A hundred

What is Maddie's reaction to Peggy's teasing of Wanda?

• She ignores it.

• She feels uncomfortable.

• She laughs along.

• She defends Wanda.

What does Maddie consider doing to stop Peggy from teasing Wanda?

• Writing a letter to the teacher

• Telling her parents

• Writing a letter to Peggy

• Talking to Wanda

What is the contest for boys about?

• Designing dresses

• Designing motorboats

• Painting portraits

• Drawing landscapes

What is the contest for girls about?

• Painting houses

• Designing motorboats

• Drawing animals

• Designing dresses

Who wins the boys' drawing contest?

• Tommy Smith

• Jack Biggles

• Harry Potter

• John Doe

How many designs did Wanda submit for the contest?

• Fifty

• Ten

• Seventy-five

• A hundred