"Stargirl" Review, Chapters 21-25

1. How does Stargirl know what's going on in people's lives? Choose three.

• She checks bulletin boards.
• She listens at the place she gets her hair cut.
• Her mom tells her.
• She checks the Road Runner at school.
• She reads the newspaper and looks for the "fillers."

2. What is Stargirl's "card game"?

• She chooses a random person from the street and makes them a card.
• She deals out seven playing cards to each player. You must match them up to win.
• She follows people around for 15 minutes and decides what kind of card they need.
• She pins a card to a bulletin board. First one to grab it wins.

3. What gross thing does Leo observe the first “card game” woman doing?

• eating food off of the ground
• picking her nose
• chewing pre-chewed bubble gum
• browsing underwear in a store

4. Throughout the day, what is Stargirl intentionally dropping on the ground?

• dollar bills
• notes of encouragement
• loose change
• colorful buttons

5. What surprises Leo about Stargirl’s parents and home?

• It's decorated in rainbow colors.
• Her parents are dressed as hippies.
• It's perfectly normal.
• Her home is one large open space. No bedrooms.

6. What does Leo learn about Stargirl’s eating habits at dinner?

• She's vegetarian.
• She's vegan.
• She's a meat eater.
• She doesn't use utensils.

7. What has Stargirl been doing for her neighbor, Peter Sinkowitz?

• Taking pictures and documenting his life.

• Babysitting for him and his little brother.

• Helping him with his homework after school.

• Teaching him how to ride his bike.

8. What does Stargirl do to Leo at the end of Chapter 22?

• hugs him
• kisses him
• holds his hand
• dances with him

9. According to Leo, weekends with Stargirl were great, but what always follows Sundays?

10. Which of the following is NOT something the kids are saying about Stargirl?

• She is a self-centered spotlight hogger
• She is a saint and thinks she is better than everyone else.
• She wants everyone to feel guilty for not being as nice and wonderful as she is.
• She is being paid by the town mayor to bring back school spirit.