Wonder Quiz Parts 6-8

Auggie loses his hearing aids while on the trip.

August and Jack Will leave notes in Julian's locker.

Auggie called his hearing aids "Lobot hearing aids" because Lobot is a character from the Star Wars franchise who wears cybernetic implants on his head that resemble hearing aids. Auggie, being a fan of Star Wars, named his own hearing aids after this character.

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Auggie leaves Baboo for his mom when he goes on the trip.

The correct answer is "No family member came." This is because the question asks which of Miranda's family members came to the school play, and the options provided state that Miranda's mom, dad, and Zach came. However, the answer states that no family member came, indicating that none of the options provided are correct.

Julian has been ousted after the school trip and is no longer amongst the popular crowd. This means that Julian was once part of the popular group but has now been removed or excluded from it.

Miranda lies about her family at camp. This means that she is not truthful about her family background or the details she shares about her family. It is unclear why she lies about her family, but it could be because she wants to fit in or impress her peers.

Miranda lies to Mr. Davenport by saying that she feels sick. This could be because she wants to avoid performing or participating in something that she is not comfortable with or does not want to do. By pretending to be sick, she hopes to be excused from the activity or event.

In the book "Wonder" by R.J. Palacio, Auggie's dad is shown as a strong and resilient character. He rarely shows his emotions, especially in front of his children. However, when Daisy, the family's beloved dog, had a sad vet visit, it was a heartbreaking moment for everyone. Auggie's dad's love for Daisy and his inability to protect her from pain made him cry. This event shows the deep bond between the family members and their love for their pet.

August is excited to see The Sound of Music at the nature reserve.

Miranda was happy at the end of the school play because she was invited to dinner with Via's family. This suggests that Miranda felt included and accepted by Via's family, which brought her joy and happiness.

Miranda watched Star Wars so she could have a conversation with Auggie about "aliens and bounty hunters and all that." This suggests that Star Wars is a popular and well-known franchise that features these elements, making it a suitable topic for discussion with Auggie.

August and Jack Will go into the woods because the bathroom lines were long. This suggests that they needed to find an alternative solution to relieve themselves.

At first, Auggie feels angry and refuses to wear his new hearing aids. He expresses his dislike for them and insists that he won't wear them.

Miranda's true feelings about Via are that she likes her. This is evident from the given options where it is stated that Miranda is scared if she's friends with Via, no one will like her anymore, and Miranda doesn't want to be friends with Via because of Auggie. These options imply that Miranda values her friendship with Via and is concerned about their relationship. The option stating that Miranda hates Via contradicts the given information. Therefore, the correct answer is that Miranda likes Via.

Via and Mrs. Pullman got into an argument about the school play.

The gift left behind by Maya and Ellie does not necessarily illustrate that most students are still not accepting Auggie in their social circles. The given statement is based on an assumption and there is no evidence or context provided to support this claim. Therefore, the answer is false as it cannot be concluded from the information given.

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August decides he doesn't want to be known for Star Wars because he wants to avoid being teased by Julian.

Auggie previously discussed the notion of life after death with Summer.

The quote that R.J. Palacio opens Part 6 with is from the Shakespearean play "Hamlet."

The scene in the woods where Auggie is defended by Henry, Miles, and Amos can be considered the climax of the story. It is the most exciting and pivotal moment because it represents a turning point for Auggie. This is when he finally stands up for himself and gains the acceptance and support of his peers. It symbolizes a shift in the dynamics of the school and marks the moment when Auggie is fully embraced as part of the community.

The author uses a simile to compare Julian to a Kid's Bop commercial. A simile is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things using the words "like" or "as". In this case, the author is highlighting the similarity between Julian and a Kid's Bop commercial, implying that Julian is flashy, attention-seeking, and perhaps superficial, just like the commercials for the popular children's music brand.

The author opens Part 7 with a quote from the song "Beautiful Things".

Eddie called Auggie "Gollum," which is a character from Lord of the Rings. Gollum is known for being ugly and having a distorted appearance, which is likely why Eddie used that name to insult Auggie.

Miranda calls the Pullmans to say hello to Auggie and refers to him as "Major Tom." Auggie then tells Miranda that he is attending a regular school now and mentions the new friends he has made. Miranda asks Auggie to say hello to "Via" for her.

Mr. Tushman is the person who instructs students to "always try to be a little kinder than necessary".

In the given question, the correct answer is "Julian, August". This means that Julian is the antagonist of the novel, while August is the protagonist. The antagonist is typically the character who opposes or creates conflict for the protagonist, while the protagonist is the main character around whom the story revolves. Therefore, in this novel, Julian plays the role of the antagonist, while August is the protagonist.

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Miranda joins the theater elective primarily because she sees Via's name on the list. This suggests that Miranda is influenced or motivated by Via's presence or reputation in the theater elective. It could imply that Miranda admires Via's acting skills or wants to be part of the same group as Via. Seeing Via's name on the list may have convinced Miranda that joining the theater elective would be a good decision.

The correct answer is theme. The given explanation suggests that the actions of Miranda, her selflessness, and her reconciliation with Via highlight a theme in the book "Wonder." This theme could be about the power of forgiveness and how it strengthens friendships. The passage underscores the idea that true friends can overcome past conflicts and continue their relationship, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness in maintaining strong bonds.

Auggie finds an ugly doll key chain on his desk the day after he joked with Maya and Ellie. This suggests that Maya and Ellie might have left the key chain as a prank or a playful gesture in response to their joking. The presence of the key chain indicates a connection between the joke and the gift, implying that Maya and Ellie wanted to continue the playful interaction with Auggie by leaving the key chain on his desk.