Love Stargirl

Why do students at MAHS need to define Stargirl?

• They love the way she looks.

• Her unconventional ways knocked students off balance, she didn't conform to the typical MAHS ways.

• They enjoy her embarrassing them.

• They need to find out what makes her upset.

What mainly does the following line reveal about the narrator (paragraph 1).

"I had to admit, the more I saw of her, the easier it is to believe she was a plant, a joke, anything but real."

• The narrator has a sense of humor.

• The narrator believes in aliens.

• The narrator initially is excited to meet Stargirl, but that excitement soon disappears.

• The narrator believes Stargirl might be faking her strangeness.

Which of the following statements about the narrator is best supported by the following passage (paragraph 3)?

As she approached our table, I thought: What if she's looking for me? The thought terrified me. So I turned from her. I looked at Kevin. I watched him grin goofily up at her. He wiggled his fingers at her and whispered, "Hi, Stargirl." I didn't hear an answer. I was intensely aware of her passing behind my chair.

• The narrator dislikes Kevin.

• The narrator enjoys the spotlight.

• The narrator feels uncomfortable around Stargirl.

• The narrator wants Stargirl to be expelled because she is such a nuisance.

Which of the following best expresses a theme of the passage below (paragraphs 7-10)?

"I'll tell you one thing," Kevin said as we joined the mob in the hallways, "she better be fake."

I asked him what he meant.

"I mean if she's real, she's in big trouble. How long do you think somebody who's really like that is going to last around here?"

• Stargirl won't fit in at school if she is truly strange.

• Kevin believes Stargirl should stop pretending to be weird.

• The narrator is confused by Kevin's comment.

• Stargirl has been planning to reveal her behavior has been an act all along.

Which conclusion is best supported by the ending of the story?

It was during one of these nightmoon times that it came to me that Hillari Kimble was wrong. Stargirl was real.

• The narrator feels uncomfortable around Stargirl.

• The narrator has a change of heart and comes to believe in Stargirl's sincerity.

• The narrator is more and more convinced that Hillari Kimble was right about Stargirl all along.

• Stargirl decides to end her ruse and act more normal.

What is the point of view of "Stargirl."

• First Person

• Second Person

• Third Person Limited

• Third Person Omniscient