Wonder
Who is Auggie's best friend from school?
Jack Will
What is (most) everyone's favorite quote that the Frog says in the story?
"Careful... Care-ful... Carefulcarefulcareful WATCH OUT!!!"
What is the name of the town that Doug moved to?
Marysville.
1/2 + 2/4
1/1 or 1 whole
What is his favorite color?
Yellow
What is the name of the first chapter of the book?
Ordinary
What were the two tests meant for Jill's lesson?
The mermaids and the goblins.
What is the name of the character who teaches Doug how to draw?
Mr. Powell
When you are subtracting fractions with unlike denominators, what do you need to do first before subtracting?
Make them into equivalent fractions, or find a common denominator.
Who is his favorite Simpsons character?
Bart (Homer is a close second tho)
What are Auggie's parents' names?
Nate & Isabel
What was the name of the giant guard?
Meas.
What does Mrs. Windmere offer Doug on his Saturday deliveries during the winter?
Black coffee.
Mr. Schultz eats 2/3 of a pizza pie that only had 3/4 left. How much did Mr. Schultz eat?
6/12 or 1/2
How many pairs of sneakers does he have?
30.
Which character BEST illustrates the theme of the story?
Daisy
How did Jack solve the problem of the goblins?
By outsmarting them with their own rigged test.
To trade the Aaron Copland book for the Puffin painting with Mr. Russell.
Explain how to multiply a fraction by a whole number.
First you put the whole number over 1, then you multiply the numerators straight across and the denominators straight across to get your answer.
How long has he been a teacher for?
11 years.
What is the name of the disease that Auggie has?
Mandibulofacial dysostosis (or Treacher Collins Syndrome)
What did the mirror say along its edge?
"To find what ye seek, look no farther."
How does the Audubon book symbolize Doug (how does it show the theme?)
The Audubon book symbolizes Doug because Doug feels "broken" inside and is slowly putting the pieces of himself back together, just like the missing pages from the Audubon book.
Explain how to divide two fractions.
First you invert the operation from division to multiplication. Then you invert the operator and flip the fraction. Then you multiply straight across. (Stay, Change, Flip).
What is his favorite chapter book out of the ones we read in class?
Okay for Now