Stargirl ch. 14-15

What does the narrator mean by “Head and heart are contrary historians” in the opening paragraph?

• History is difficult to remember accurately.

• Emotions and logic can interpret events differently.

• People forget the past easily.

• Stargirl was known for her historical knowledge.

What was the significance of Stargirl’s Valentine’s Day gesture?

• It showed she was unaware of how others viewed her.

• It proved she had a romantic interest in Leo.

• It was a way to apologize for the Hot Seat incident.

• It was meant to embarrass the students.

What is the main conflict in these chapters?

• Stargirl is struggling academically.

• The Electrons are not prepared for the playoffs.

• Leo is conflicted about his feelings for Stargirl.

• Stargirl argues with her classmates.

How does the school react to the basketball game loss?

• They quickly move on.

• They celebrate making it to the playoffs.

• They take it as a personal devastation.

• They blame the referees.

What does Stargirl’s reaction to Ron Kovac’s injury reveal about her?

• She prioritizes competition over kindness.

• She only cares about her own team.

• She has compassion for everyone, not just her school.

• She wanted attention from the crowd.

What was the students’ reaction to Stargirl comforting Kovac?

• They cheered for her kindness.

• They were confused and disapproved.

• They ignored her actions.

• They supported her fully.

Why was the Hot Seat session never aired?

• The camera malfunctioned.

• Mr. Robineau destroyed the tape.

• Stargirl refused to sign a release form.

• The students protested against it.

How does Leo react upon receiving a Valentine from Stargirl?

• He is excited and immediately thanks her.

• He asks Kevin about it but hides his true feelings.

• He throws it away in embarrassment.

• He tells everyone about it.

What does Archie mean when he compares the extinct creature to the basketball team’s loss?

• Losing is a natural part of life and evolution.

• The basketball team will never recover from this defeat.

• Stargirl is destined to be forgotten.

• The school needs to take sports more seriously.

What literary device is used when describing the tomato hitting Stargirl’s face?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Foreshadowing

• Symbolism