What is Leo's main internal conflict as of the end of chapter 7?

Leo is conflicted and confused about his feelings for Stargirl. She is a weird and interesting girl, and even thought she is slowly becoming more liked and accepted he is still embarrassed of his feelings for her.

Leo is worried about what Archie thinks about him and he wants to make Archie proud. So, he wants to make the right decision about whether or not to put Stargirl on Hot Seat.

Leo is worried and conflicted about putting Stargirl on Hot Seat. Is main reason is because he doesn't want to lose Kevin as a friend and he likes interviewing new people.

Leo is conflicted about his relationship with Hillari. Stargirl embarrassed him by singing Happy Birthday, and now he is worried Hillari won't want to be friends with him anymore.

Which word is most closely related to word dormant as it is used in the sentence below: "They lie dormant and waiting, these mud frogs, for without water their lives are incomplete, they are not fully themselves."

The tomato hitting her face visually demonstrates the student body’s hatred of her.

The explosion of the tomato suggests that Stargirl is excited and ready for the basketball game to be over.

The tomato hitting her face shows how much the student body and the other basketball teams do not want her to be a cheerleader.

The tomato hitting her face shows that Stargirl will finally start acting normal.

What does Stargirl’s clothing in Chapter 26 suggest about her characterization?

She’s dressed like any other girl at MAHS, signifying she’s Susan now, not Stargirl, and is trying to conform.

It suggests that she is easily influenced by Leo because she loves him so much.

She dressed like other girls at MAHS because she realized that if she wants to have friends, she has to act normal now.

It suggests that she actually does care what people think

Why do you think “Susan” goes back to being Stargirl in Chapter 30?

She tried so hard to conform and it didn’t make any difference, so she figures she might as well just be herself.

She ended up winning the competition, but no one showed up for "Susan", so she thought if she came to school at Stargirl more of the students would congratulate her.

She didn't like be Susan and people liked her even less as Susan, so she went back to being herself.

She was bored of being Susan, and people seemed to treat her better as Stargirl.

Match the type of reasoning that best matches the statement or quote from Stargirl. Chapter 1 page 62-63: Stargirl is eccentric and changes her name often. All eccentric people change their names.

inductive because it is based on an observation

abductive because it is based on a pattern of previous behaviors

deductive because it is based on specific evidence

Match the type of reasoning that best matches the statement or quote from Chapters 12-15. Ch. 12 pg. 55, "But I doubted the regular reasons applied to Stargirl."

abductive - because it is based on a pattern of previous behaviors

inductive - because it is based on observation

deductive - because it is based on specific evidence

Match the type of reasoning that best matches the statement or quote from Chapters 12-15. Ch. 14 pg. 72 - last paragraph. Stargirl is in love with Leo.

deductive - because it is based on specific evidence

inductive - because it is based on observation

abductive - because it is based on a pattern of previous behaviors

How does this figurative language from Chapter 19, Page 100, support a theme of the story? "Poor dolphin. Caught in a tuna net."

It supports the idea that it is easy to get caught in the crossfire of other people's "battles."

It supports the idea that people are really just all fish swimming in the same sea.

It supports the idea that we should not be trying to be like everyone else.

It supports the idea that the bigger the fish, the harder they are to catch,

The fact that Leo goes to Archie for advice supports the theme...

Older generations have wisdom that can benefit younger generations.

Paleontologists give the best advice because of all the history they've seen.

Leo cannot rely on his parents.

On Page 124, Leo thinks, "Maybe it was the angle, but her fawn's eyes, looking up at me, seemed larger than ever. I had to make an effort to keep my balance lest I fall into them." The figurative language in this passage supports one of the themes in this story. Which one?

It is important to balance who you are with how you are influenced by others.

Wisdom can be gleaned from older generations.

Baby deer often make people lose their balance and fall.

Love is the answer if the question is, "How do I lose all my uniqueness."

Which of the following is an example of shunning as it is used in Chapter 23?

After his divorce he found many of his former friends were shunning him.

My friend said she was afraid of burning from shunning, so she always wore sunscreen.

Why are you always shunning your flashlight on me?

Kevin was shunning Leo when he told Leo why the other kids weren't talking to him.

What is characterization?

is a step-by-step process in which an author creates a character, whether through direct description or indirectly through actions, thoughts, and speech.

is a struggle between opposing forces in a narrative.

a powerful literary device in which the author uses evocative words and phrases to build mental images for the reader. Imagery helps a reader to visually understand the ideas or states of mind a writer seeks to express, usually with the aid of metaphors, allusions, or descriptive language

is the manner in which a story is narrated, and who it is that tells the story.

What is external conflict?

occurs between characters or between a character and a larger force, such as nature or society.

occurs within a character who faces opposing ideas, feelings, or choices.

What is foreshadowing?

happens when the author uses words or phrases to hint at something that will come later—which may be explicit, or something the reader only discovers as events unfold.

The author’s choice of point of view is a powerful factor in creating the reader’s perception of events.

is a step-by-step process in which an author creates a character, whether through direct description or indirectly through actions, thoughts, and speech.

Why is the Mica Area High School team called the Electrons?

The mineral Mica contains electrons

Electrons have useful properties

The electronics industry built Mica

Electron is a Greek word for victory

is a powerful literary device in which the author uses evocative words and phrases to build mental images for the reader.

happens when the author uses words or phrases to hint at something that will come later—which may be explicit, or something the reader only discovers as events unfold.

is the manner in which a story is narrated, and who it is that tells the story.

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How does the author employ foreshadowing at the end of chapter 1?

Leo and Kevin crowing about putting Stargirl in the Hot Seat suggests this will happen—and possibly become a climactic moment.

When Stargirl starts strumming her ukulele and singing suggests she will be in their talent show Hot Seat- and possibly become a climactic event.

When Leo and Kevin slam hands together- it suggests that they are excited about a new girl at their school.

When Hillari Kimble suggests that Stargirl is not real- it suggests that Stargirl may end up with no friends.

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Stargirl Review

How does the author employ foreshadowing at the end of chapter 1?

In Chapter 2, what literary element is in play when Kevin says, “How long do you think somebody who’s really like that is going to last around here?”

What does the word "pestered" mean in the following sentence? "Kevin wasn't the only one. Other kids pestered me: "Put her on the Hot Seat!"

What type of figurative language is used in the following sentence: "If we happened to somehow distinguish ourselves, we quickly snapped back into place, like rubber bands."

In the beginning of chapter 5 the author says "But Kevin was screaming on the phone. I jumped in the family pickup and raced to the stadium. I bolted from the truck. Kevin was at the gate, windmilling his arm: "Hurry!"" What does this syntax reveal about the mood of this paragraph?

In chapters 4-7, how does Stargirl overcome the external conflict presented by the student body?

What does the word blithely mean as it is used in the following sentence? "She went straight to the food line, blithely smiling as usual."

What is Leo's main internal conflict as of the end of chapter 7?

What type of figurative language is used in the following sentence from the story: "I couldn’t see her freckles from the audience, but I imagined them dancing on her nose as she flicked her head this way and that"

Which word is most closely related to word dormant as it is used in the sentence below: "They lie dormant and waiting, these mud frogs, for without water their lives are incomplete, they are not fully themselves."

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What does the word "pestered" mean in the following sentence?
"Kevin wasn't the only one. Other kids pestered me: "Put her on the Hot Seat!"

What type of figurative language is used in the following sentence:
"If we happened to somehow distinguish ourselves, we quickly snapped back into place, like rubber bands."

In the beginning of chapter 5 the author says "But Kevin was screaming on the phone. I jumped in the family pickup and raced to the stadium. I bolted from the truck. Kevin was at the gate, windmilling his arm: "Hurry!""
What does this syntax reveal about the mood of this paragraph?

What type of figurative language is used in the following sentence from the story:
"I couldn’t see her freckles from the audience, but I imagined them dancing on her nose as she flicked her head this way and that"

Which word is most closely related to word dormant as it is used in the sentence below:
"They lie dormant and waiting, these mud frogs, for without water their lives are incomplete, they are not fully themselves."