Kevin's Strategies for Winning Tina

The protagonist narrates his experience of falling in love with Tina, a girl he has known since preschool. He describes his awkward attempts to interact with her and his determination to win her affection. Despite his nervousness and the interruption by his friend John-Paul, he plans a strategy inspired by military tactics to become Tina's boyfriend.

What is the main theme introduced in Chapter 2 of 'Liar, Liar'?

• The importance of honesty

• The art of lying

• The complexity of relationships

• The value of friendship

Why does Kevin claim he doesn't lie to girls?

• He respects them too much

• He rarely talks to them

• He finds it difficult

• He is afraid of them

What advice does Kevin's brother give him about girls?

• Girls are always honest

• Girls are easy to understand

• Girls are not worth the effort

• Girls are complicated and emotional

How does Kevin feel when he first sees Tina by the drinking fountain?

• Confused

• Infatuated

• Annoyed

• Indifferent

What physical reaction does Kevin experience upon seeing Tina?

• He runs away

• He laughs uncontrollably

• He starts sweating

• He faints

What interrupts Kevin's moment with Tina?

• A teacher

• His own clumsiness

• His friend John-Paul

• A fire alarm

How does Kevin describe John-Paul's attitude towards girls?

• He is in love with one

• He is indifferent

• He is a germaphobe

• He is fascinated by them

What does Kevin do during his classes after meeting Tina?

• He talks to his friends

• He writes notes about Tina

• He sleeps

• He focuses on his studies

What strategy does Kevin decide to use to win Tina's affection?

• Being honest

• Asking his friends for help

• Using military tactics

• Ignoring her

What does Kevin consider his strengths in winning over Tina?

• His athletic skills

• His wealth

• His humor and intelligence

• His artistic talent