Stargirl Chapters 18-33

Front

What is the significance of Stargirl's character in the story?

Back

Stargirl represents individuality and the struggle for acceptance in a conformist society.

Front

How does Leo's perception of Stargirl change throughout the chapters?

Back

Leo initially admires Stargirl's uniqueness but later feels conflicted as he witnesses her being shunned.

Front

What does the character Archie symbolize in the story?

Back

Archie symbolizes wisdom and guidance, often providing insight to Leo and Stargirl.

Front

What is the main conflict faced by Stargirl in these chapters?

Back

Stargirl struggles with her identity and the desire for acceptance from her peers.

Front

How does peer pressure influence Stargirl's actions?

Back

Peer pressure leads Stargirl to try to conform to societal norms, impacting her true self.

Front

What does the transformation from Stargirl to Susan signify?

Back

The transformation signifies the conflict between individuality and societal expectations.

Front

Describe the role of the basketball team in Stargirl's journey.

Back

The basketball team represents the social dynamics of the school and influences Stargirl's popularity.

Front

What lesson does Stargirl learn about acceptance?

Back

Stargirl learns that true acceptance comes from being authentic rather than conforming.

Front

How does Hillary's attitude towards Stargirl reflect broader themes in the book?

Back

Hillary's dislike for Stargirl highlights themes of jealousy and the fear of difference.

Front

What event prompts Susan to revert back to Stargirl?

Back

Susan reverts back to Stargirl after realizing that being accepted as Susan does not bring her happiness.