Exploring Stargirl: Chapters 26-28

What significant event occurs at the beginning of Chapter 26?

• A new character is introduced with no relevance.

• The protagonist faces a major turning point.

• The protagonist discovers a hidden treasure.

• The setting changes to a different location.

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How does Stargirl's relationship with her peers evolve in these chapters?

• Stargirl remains completely isolated throughout the chapters.

• Stargirl's relationship with her peers evolves from isolation to a mix of acceptance and rejection as they grapple with her uniqueness.

• Stargirl's relationship with her peers is consistently positive without any conflict.

• Stargirl's peers fully embrace her uniqueness from the start.

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What internal conflict does Stargirl face in Chapter 27?

• Stargirl faces pressure to conform to her family's expectations.

• Stargirl is torn between moving away and staying in her hometown.

• Stargirl struggles with her academic performance versus her social life.

• Stargirl faces the internal conflict of wanting acceptance versus staying true to herself.

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Describe the role of the character Leo in these chapters.

• Leo is the main antagonist who creates conflict among the characters.

• Leo serves as a minor background character with no significant impact.

• Leo is primarily focused on his own personal goals, ignoring others' needs.

• Leo plays a crucial role as a mediator and catalyst for character development.

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What themes of individuality and conformity are highlighted in Chapters 26-28?

• The themes of individuality and conformity are highlighted through the protagonist's struggle against societal expectations.

• Individuality is celebrated without any mention of conformity.

• Chapters 26-28 focus solely on the theme of friendship.

• The protagonist fully embraces societal norms without conflict.

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How does Stargirl's behavior change after the events of Chapter 28?

• Stargirl becomes more popular and outgoing.

• Stargirl gains a new sense of leadership and confidence.

• Stargirl becomes more withdrawn and less confident.

• Stargirl starts to ignore her friends completely.

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What impact does Stargirl have on the school community in these chapters?

• Stargirl impacts the school community by promoting individuality and kindness, while also creating division and conflict.

• Stargirl has no effect on the school community.

• Stargirl only promotes conformity among students.

• Stargirl is universally accepted and loved by everyone.

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Identify a key moment of change for Stargirl in Chapter 28.

• Stargirl chooses to embrace her individuality.

• Stargirl stops participating in school activities.

• Stargirl moves to a new school.

• Stargirl decides to conform to her peers.

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How do the other characters react to Stargirl's uniqueness in these chapters?

• All characters ignore her completely.

• Everyone loves her and wants to be like her.

• They all think she should change to fit in.

• The other characters have mixed reactions; some admire her uniqueness while others feel threatened or alienated.

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What message does the author convey about acceptance and friendship in Chapters 26-28?

• True friendship requires complete agreement on all issues.

• The author conveys that acceptance and friendship are built on understanding and valuing differences.

• Friendship is only important when people are similar.

• Acceptance means ignoring differences altogether.

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