Ch. 1
This is the main character and narrator of Chapter 1.
Who is August Pullman?
Auggie says he knows he is not an ordinary kid because of this.
What is the way he looks?
Auggie says he has undergone many of these because of his condition.
What are surgeries?
This is the nickname August's family uses for him.
What is Auggie?
One theme introduced in chapter 1 is judging people based on this.
What is their appearance?
Auggie believes that if he could change one thing about himself, it would be this.
What is his face (or how he looks)?
Auggie was born with a facial this.
What is a facial difference?
Auggie's tone when talking about his appearance is best described as this.
What is honest and self-aware?
From the way Auggie describes himself, readers can infer that he is especially aware of this.
What is how other people react to him?
Before starting school, August was taught at home by this person.
Who is his mother?
Chapter 1 helps readers understand one of Auggie's biggest challenges. What is it?
What is being treated differently because of his facial difference?
Why might the author choose to have Auggie narrate the story himself?
What is to help readers understand his thoughts, feelings, and experiences directly?
Auggie often wishes people would do this instead of staring at him.
What is act normally around him?
The chapter is told from this point of view.
What is first-person view?
Even though Auggie knows he looks different, he wants others to recognize this about him.
What is that he is a regular kid on the inside?