Exploring Wonder: Part 5 with Justin

What is Justin's main conflict in Part 5?

• Justin's main conflict is his struggle with identity and societal expectations.

• Justin's main conflict is his quest for academic success.

• Justin's main conflict is his struggle with financial issues.

• Justin's main conflict is his rivalry with a friend.

How does Justin's character develop throughout this section?

• Justin remains passive throughout the section.

• Justin becomes more confused and withdrawn.

• Justin's character is static and shows no growth.

• Justin evolves from uncertainty to self-assertion.

What key event occurs that impacts Justin's relationships?

• A betrayal from a close friend.

• A misunderstanding with a family member.

• An unexpected job offer.

• A conflict with a neighbor.

Describe a significant theme presented in Part 5.

• Isolation

• Complacency

• Defeat

• Resilience

What role do supporting characters play in Justin's journey?

• Supporting characters are primarily antagonists in the story.

• Supporting characters only serve as comic relief.

• Supporting characters play a crucial role in Justin's growth and development.

• Supporting characters have no impact on Justin's journey.

How does the author use symbolism in Justin's story?

• The author uses symbolism to convey deeper themes and emotions in Justin's story.

• The author uses symbolism to create a straightforward narrative.

• The author avoids symbolism to keep the story simple.

• The author uses symbolism only for character names.

What are Justin's motivations in this part of the narrative?

• Justin is primarily motivated by financial gain.

• Justin wants to escape from his responsibilities.

• Justin seeks revenge against his rivals.

• Justin is motivated by personal growth, acceptance, and the desire to prove himself.

Identify a pivotal moment for Justin in Part 5.

• Justin's choice to avoid confrontation.

• Justin's decision to leave the group.

• Justin's decision to confront his fears.

• Justin's realization of his limitations.

How does the setting influence the events in this section?

• The setting is irrelevant to the character development.

• The setting only affects the dialogue between characters.

• The setting has no impact on the plot.

• The setting creates tension and influences character actions.

What lesson does Justin learn by the end of Part 5?

• Justin realizes that failure is not an option.

• Justin learns to ignore his friends' advice.

• Justin learns the importance of resilience and the value of friendship.

• Justin discovers that winning is everything.