Wesley's Journey in Westlandia

Wesley, an outcast in his town, embarks on a summer project to create his own civilization, Westlandia. He grows a mysterious plant, invents new uses for it, and creates games that attract his peers. Through his innovations, Wesley gains confidence, friends, and a sense of belonging, transforming his summer into a journey of personal and cultural growth.

What was Wesley's attitude towards popular activities in his town?

• He disliked them.

• He was indifferent.

• He loved them.

• He participated occasionally.

What was Wesley's reaction to the hairstyle trend among boys?

• He ignored it.

• He followed it eagerly.

• He refused to follow it despite a bribe.

• He started a new trend.

What was Wesley's attitude towards traditional sports?

• He was a professional player.

• He was a fan.

• He found them uninteresting.

• He was indifferent.

What was Wesley's reaction to his father's bribe?

• He refused it.

• He accepted it.

• He negotiated for more.

• He ignored it.

What did Wesley decide to do for his summer project?

• Learn a new sport.

• Grow his own food crop.

• Build a treehouse.

• Travel to another city.

What inspired Wesley to start his own civilization?

• A conversation with a friend.

• His school lessons.

• A dream he had.

• A book he read.

What was Wesley's attitude towards his school lessons?

• He disliked them.

• He was indifferent.

• He found them inspiring for his project.

• He found them useless.

How did Wesley's garden differ from others?

• It was more colorful.

• It was smaller.

• It had only flowers.

• It had no weeds.

What was Wesley's approach to gardening?

• He used only organic methods.

• He hired a gardener.

• He experimented with new ideas.

• He followed traditional methods.

What was unique about the fruit Wesley discovered?

• It was sour.

• It was only edible when cooked.

• It tasted like a mix of familiar and unknown flavors.

• It was very bitter.