Understanding 'My Brother Charlie'

What are some of the things Callie and Charlie share as twins?

• They both dislike hot chocolate.

• They both have curly hair and brown eyes.

• They both enjoy playing video games.

• They both love math.

What is one of the challenges Charlie faces due to his autism?

• He finds it easy to make friends.

• He excels in mathematics.

• He struggles to show his feelings.

• He dislikes animals.

How does Callie describe her relationship with Charlie?

• She finds it easy to understand him all the time.

• She never feels challenged by his behavior.

• She feels disconnected from him.

• She wishes she could enter his world to help him.

What does Callie learn about love from Charlie?

• Love is only expressed through words.

• Love can be shown through actions.

• Love is not important.

• Love is always easy to understand.

What is one way Charlie expresses his love for Callie?

• By buying her gifts.

• By smiling and playing holding-hands games.

• By playing the piano for her.

• By saying 'I love you' frequently.

What is one of Charlie's talents mentioned in the story?

• He is a great painter.

• He knows the names of all the American presidents.

• He is a talented dancer.

• He is a skilled chef.

How does Charlie show his caring nature when Callie is hurt?

• He comforts her with his eyes.

• He laughs at her.

• He ignores her.

• He runs away.

What inspired the creation of the book 'My Brother Charlie'?

• A school project.

• Charlie's love for reading.

• Ryan's wish to advocate for her brother.

• Callie's desire to write a book.

What message does the book 'My Brother Charlie' aim to convey?

• Children with autism are not unique.

• Understanding and patience can make a big difference.

• Autism is easy to manage.

• Autism is a barrier to success.

What advice is given to families with a child diagnosed with autism?

• Listen to negative predictions about the child's future.

• Never give up hope and believe in the child's potential.

• Give up hope if progress is slow.

• Avoid engaging with the child.