Understanding Wanda's Situation and Relationships

The story follows the aftermath of a drawing contest where Wanda, a kind and forgiving girl, wins. Her father writes a letter to Miss Mason, announcing their move to a big city to escape bullying. Maddie, feeling guilty for not defending Wanda, tries to make amends. Despite their efforts, Wanda's family has already left. Later, Wanda sends a letter allowing the girls to keep her drawings, showing her affection despite past teasing.

What event does the story continue from?

• A sports event

• A school play

• A drawing contest

• A birthday party

What does the story highlight about Wanda's character?

• Her kindness and forgiveness

• Her anger

• Her indifference

• Her jealousy

What does Wanda's father's letter reveal?

• Wanda is changing schools

• Wanda is moving to a big city

• Wanda is ill

• Wanda won a prize

What does Miss Mason hope about her class?

• They will move to the city

• They did not hurt Wanda

• They will win the contest

• They will write to Wanda

How does Maddie feel after Miss Mason's announcement?

• Relieved

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Guilty

What does Peggy suggest after school?

• To apologize to Miss Mason

• To draw more pictures

• To write a letter

• To visit Wanda

What does Maddie hope to do when she meets Wanda?

• Compete with her

• Ignore her

• Congratulate her

• Apologize

Where do Peggy and Maddie go to find Wanda?

• The school

• The park

• Boggins Heights

• The city

What does the house at Boggins Heights resemble?

• A school

• Wanda's dress

• A castle

• A mansion

What does the empty house at Boggins Heights signify?

• A new family moving in

• Wanda's departure

• A renovation

• Wanda's return