The Fault in Our Stars Quiz

What is the main reason Hazel loves *An Imperial Affliction*?

• The book's happy ending

• The way it honestly discusses cancer

• The funny characters in the story

• The Dutch Tulip Man's mysterious background

What does Augustus say after Isaac smashes his pillows?

• It's just a game.

• Pillows don't feel pain.

• Pain demands to be felt.

• You're overreacting.

How does Augustus first get in contact with Van Houten?

• By emailing the publisher

• Through Van Houten's assistant, Lidewij

• By mailing a letter directly to Van Houten

• Through a social media post

What does Hazel do after Van Houten responds to her email?

• She calls Augustus to tell him the news.

• She writes a detailed email full of questions.

• She tells her parents she wants to visit Amsterdam.

• She decides to stop reading *An Imperial Affliction*.

Why does Hazel refer to herself as a "grenade"?

• She feels like she's full of anger.

• She thinks she will hurt everyone when she dies.

• She believes Augustus doesn't love her.

• She feels her illness is explosive and unpredictable.

What reason does Augustus give Hazel for being able to go to Amsterdam?

• He knows someone at The Genie Foundation.

• He already has enough money to fund the trip.

• He has not yet used his wish from The Genie Foundation.

• His parents are paying for the trip.

What causes Hazel's hospitalization?

• A terrible fever

• Her lungs filling with fluid

• An infection from her cancer treatment

• A heart condition

What does Augustus bring Hazel while she is in the hospital?

• A book by Van Houten

• A letter from Van Houten

• A bouquet of flowers

• A poem he wrote

What Shakespeare quote does Van Houten reference in his letter?

• The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars.

• To be, or not to be, that is the question.

• All the world's a stage.

• This above all: to thine own self be true.

Why does Hazel think Dr. Maria's optimism is important after her hospital stay?

• It makes her hopeful about traveling to Amsterdam.

• It assures her she has no new tumors.

• It convinces her that her condition is improving.

• It helps her feel less like a burden to others.