The Worry Website by Jacqueline Wilson

What is the Worry Website?

• A social media platform

• An online counseling service

• A message board where kids can share their worries

• A virtual reality game

How many main characters are there in the book?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which of the following is NOT one of the main characters in the book?

• Dinah

• Selma

• Harry

• Cherise

What is Dinah's main worry in the book?

• That she's adopted

• That her parents are getting a divorce

• That she's not smart enough for school

• That she's not loved as much as her siblings

How does Selma's cultural background affect her worries?

• She worries about not fitting in with her classmates

• She worries about being forced into an arranged marriage

• She worries about not being able to pursue her dreams

• She doesn't have any worries related to her culture

What does Cherise do to cope with her worries about her appearance?

• She goes on a diet

• She starts wearing more makeup

• She gets plastic surgery

• She stops caring about her appearance altogether

Who helps the children with their worries in the book?

• Their parents

• Their teachers

• The school counselor

• No one, they have to figure it out on their own

What message does the author convey about the importance of talking about your worries?

• It's important to keep your worries to yourself

• It's important to only share your worries with people you trust

• It's important to talk about your worries and seek help when needed

• It's not important to talk about your worries at all

How do the children's friendships evolve throughout the book?

• They all become best friends

• They start off as enemies but eventually become friends

• They have ups and downs but ultimately become closer

• They don't really change at all

Overall, would you recommend "The Worry Website" to others?

• Yes, because it's an entertaining story with relatable characters

• No, because it doesn't have a clear message or lesson

• It depends on the reader's personal preferences and interests

• None of the above