Wonder Final

How do Auggie's parents support him throughout his journey?

• They provide love, encouragement, and guidance.

• They ignore his struggles and focus on their own lives.

• They send him to a special school away from home.

• They only support him when he achieves something significant.

What is the name of August's school?

• Beecher Prep

• Harrison High

• Maplewood Academy

• Lincoln Middle School

What does the character of Jack Will represent in Auggie's life?

• A true friend who stands by Auggie despite challenges.

• A rival who constantly competes with Auggie.

• A mentor who teaches Auggie important life lessons.

• An outsider who doesn't understand Auggie's struggles.

What did Auggie wear for most of his growing up years?

• Astronaut Helmet

• Superhero Cape

• Dinosaur Costume

• Pirate Hat

What theme is highlighted by Auggie's experience at school?

• The importance of acceptance and friendship.

• The value of academic success.

• The significance of competition among peers.

• The role of technology in education.

How does the author convey the theme of kindness in the story?

• Through characters' actions and the impact of small gestures.

• By focusing on the main character's struggles and triumphs.

• Through a series of dramatic events that highlight conflict.

• By using humor to lighten the mood of the narrative.

Which event happens first: Auggie gets a dog, Bear, or Auggie wins the Henry Ward Beecher medal?

• Auggie gets a dog, Bear.

• Auggie wins the Henry Ward Beecher medal.

• Auggie goes to school for the first time.

• Auggie meets his new friends.

What is the overall message of 'Wonder'?

• Everyone deserves kindness and acceptance, regardless of differences.

• Only those who are different deserve kindness.

• Kindness is only for those who are popular.

• Acceptance is not necessary for everyone.

How does Auggie's relationship with his peers change throughout the story?

• It remains the same throughout the story.

• It evolves from being ignored to being respected and liked.

• It becomes worse as he faces more bullying.

• He becomes the leader of his peer group.

What role does the retreat play in the story?

• It serves as a turning point for Auggie's acceptance among peers.

• It is a place where Auggie feels isolated from others.

• It represents Auggie's struggle with his identity.

• It is a setting for a major conflict between characters.