Understanding Character Emotions and Actions

Maddie and Peggy eagerly await the announcement of a school art contest. Wanda, a classmate who often faced teasing, wins the contest with her 100 unique dress designs. However, Wanda is absent, and a letter from her father reveals they have moved to escape the teasing. The class reflects on their behavior, and Maddie feels guilty for not standing up for Wanda. She resolves to find Wanda and make amends.

Why did Maddie and Peggy not wait for Wanda Petronsky on their way to school?

• They forgot about her.

• They were running late.

• They didn't want to get wet.

• They were angry with her.

What was the significance of the day for Maddie and Peggy?

• They were going on a field trip.

• They had a test.

• The contest winners were to be announced.

• It was their birthday.

What surprised the students when they entered the classroom?

• A new teacher was present.

• The classroom was decorated.

• The desks were rearranged.

• There were drawings all over the room.

Who won the contest for the girls?

• Maddie

• Peggy

• Wanda Petronsky

• Miss Mason

What did Wanda's father mention in his letter?

• Wanda won another contest.

• They were moving to a big city.

• Wanda was sick.

• Wanda was changing schools.

What did Miss Mason emphasize in her address to the class?

• The importance of winning.

• The impact of their words and actions.

• The need for better grades.

• The value of art.

How did Maddie feel about her role in Wanda's situation?

• She felt happy.

• She felt proud.

• She felt indifferent.

• She felt guilty.

What did Maddie and Peggy decide to do after school?

• Ignore the situation.

• Visit Wanda to apologize.

• Talk to Miss Mason.

• Go home immediately.