Exploring Stargirl: Chapters 1-18

What is Stargirl's real name?

• Jessica Parker

• Laura Smith

• Emily Johnson

• Susan Caraway

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How does Stargirl first make an impression on her classmates?

• She plays her ukulele and dresses uniquely.

• She writes a poem for the class.

• She gives a speech about school spirit.

• She joins the basketball team.

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What unique traits does Stargirl exhibit that set her apart?

• Stargirl's individuality, kindness, and nonconformity.

• Stargirl's strict adherence to rules

• Stargirl's focus on material possessions

• Stargirl's popularity and fame

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How does the school react to Stargirl's unconventional behavior?

• The school expels Stargirl for her unconventional actions.

• The school reacts with mixed feelings, both admiration and criticism.

• The school ignores Stargirl completely and does not acknowledge her presence.

• The school fully embraces Stargirl's behavior without any reservations.

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What role does the character Leo play in Stargirl's life?

• Leo is a rival who tries to undermine Stargirl's confidence.

• Leo is a teacher who guides Stargirl academically.

• Leo is Stargirl's brother, always competing with her.

• Leo is Stargirl's friend and love interest, supporting her through her challenges.

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Describe the significance of the pet rat, Cinnamon, in the story.

• Cinnamon serves as a plot device to create conflict among characters.

• Cinnamon represents the main character's fear of abandonment.

• Cinnamon is a symbol of wealth and status in the story.

• Cinnamon represents companionship and emotional support, highlighting themes of friendship and character development.

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What themes of individuality and conformity are explored in these chapters?

• Societal expectations are portrayed as entirely positive.

• Individuality is celebrated without any mention of conformity.

• The themes of individuality and conformity are explored through the characters' struggles between self-expression and societal expectations.

• The chapters focus solely on the theme of friendship.

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How does Stargirl's presence affect the school's social dynamics?

• Stargirl's presence disrupts social norms, fostering both admiration and alienation, which alters the school's social dynamics.

• Stargirl's presence leads to increased conformity among students.

• Stargirl is universally accepted and admired by all students.

• Stargirl's presence has no impact on social interactions.

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What events lead to Stargirl's popularity and subsequent isolation?

• Stargirl's popularity was a result of her family's wealth and influence.

• Her isolation was caused by her academic achievements and leadership roles.

• Stargirl became popular due to her athletic skills and charm.

• Stargirl's popularity stems from her uniqueness and kindness, while her isolation results from her nonconformity and peer rejection.

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How does the author use symbolism to convey deeper meanings in the story?

• The author uses symbolism to convey deeper meanings by representing abstract ideas through objects or characters.

• The author uses only dialogue to express themes.

• The author focuses solely on character development without symbolism.

• The author avoids using any symbols in the story.

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