Characters
Who is the main character of the story?
August Pullman
What is the main setting of the book?
Beecher Prep
What is one major theme of the book?
Kindness
What event starts Auggie's journey at school?
Auggie's first day at Beecher Prep
Why did R.J. Palacio write "Wonder"?
To promote kindness and acceptance
What is the name of Auggie's dog?
Daisy
What type of school does Auggie attend?
Private School
Why is acceptance a key theme?
People learn to accept differences
How does Auggie feel about going to school for the first time?
He feels nervous
What message does the author hope to convey through Auggie's story?
Everyone deserves kindness and acceptance.
Who is Auggie's best friend?
Jack Will
In which city does Auggie live?
North River Heights in New York City
How does the theme of courage appear in the story?
Auggie shows bravery in facing school challenges
What happens during the school trip?
Auggie is bullied but also finds support.
How does the author use Auggie's perspective to enhance the story?
It shows the challenges he faces
Name one of Auggie's sister's strengths.
Via, and she is very supportive
Where does the Fifth-grade trip take place?
Broarwood Nature Retreat.
What message about bullying does the book convey?
Bullying is hurtful and should be addressed
How do Auggie's classmates initially react to him?
Many are unkind to him
In what way does the author encourage empathy through the story?
By sharing different characters' viewpoints
What is the name of August's toy bear?
Baboo
Where does Justin approach Julian, Henry and Miles?
Outside of the bagel shop
When do we first see kindness as being a theme in the book?
Mr. Browne's Precept talks about Choose Kind.
Name a character that changed in the end of story and how they changed.
Henry, Miles, Amos were all mean, but now have accepted August.
Why is the author's writing style important in conveying themes?
It allows readers to connect with Auggie's feelings