Why did Wanda sit in the seat next to the last seat in last row?
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Answer:
Wanda sat in the seat next to the last seat in the last row because she had not been accepted as a friend in the class. Most of the students usually made fun of her. So, in order to avoid being targeted by her class mates she sat in the last seat in the last row where other non-serious and less studious boys sat.
Answer:
Wanda is a character from the book The Hundred Dresses written by Eleanor Estes.
Explanation:
Wanda is a young polish girl who goes to American school where the kids mock her for being different. One day Wanda's classmates laughed at her funny last name and the faded blue dress she wore to school. Wanda claimed to own one hundred dresses all lined up in her closet at her worn-down house. Everyone knew that she lied and made fun of her to the point her father decided that she must leave school.
Wanda sat in the last seat in last row to avoid being made fun of as she did not have any friends in her class so she thought sitting close to the students of last row who were non-serious in studies would be a better idea.