Eleanor and Park

What does Park tell Eleanor at the end of the phone conversation?

• He likes her

• He doesn't want to talk to her anymore

• He thinks she's hot

• He loves her

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Where do Park and Eleanor decide to hang out?

• Park's house

• The park

• School

• Eleanor's house

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Why is Park worried his mom might not like Eleanor?

• They are very alike

• They are very different

• Park's mom doesn't speak English

• Park's mom doesn't like red-headed girls

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In the novel Eleanor and Park, what is the main characteristic that sets Eleanor apart from other students at school?

• Her athletic abilities

• Her love for reading

• Her outgoing personality

• Her fashion sense

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How does Park's perspective of Eleanor change as he gets to know her better?

• He becomes more critical of her and distances himself

• He realizes she is more than meets the eye and develops feelings for her

• He becomes jealous of her popularity and tries to compete with her

• He loses interest in her and starts pursuing someone else

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What role does music play in the development of Eleanor and Park's relationship?

• They bond over their shared love for music and exchange mixtapes

• Music is a source of conflict between them, leading to arguments

• They use music as a way to avoid talking about their feelings

• Music has no significant impact on their relationship

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What is the significance of the comic books in Eleanor and Park's relationship?

• They read comic books together as a way to escape from their problems

• Comic books are a source of disagreement between them

• They use comic books as a way to communicate their feelings

• Comic books have no significant role in their relationship

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What is Park's reaction when he discovers the truth about Eleanor's home life?

• He is shocked and tries to help her

• He is indifferent and doesn't get involved

• He is angry and confronts her parents

• He is confused and doesn't know how to react

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How does Park initially feel about Eleanor when they first meet on the school bus?

• He is immediately drawn to her and wants to be her friend

• He finds her annoying and tries to avoid her

• He is curious about her but unsure how to approach her

• He doesn't pay much attention to her

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What is the primary reason behind Eleanor's difficult home life?

• Her parents are strict and overprotective

• She has a large family and struggles with overcrowding

• Her parents are abusive and neglectful

• She has financial difficulties and lacks basic necessities

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