Stargirl Quiz

How does Stargirl's presence impact the school in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Stargirl's presence has no impact on the school.

• Stargirl's presence creates curiosity and conflict in the school.

• Stargirl's presence brings unity and harmony to the school.

• Stargirl's presence leads to increased popularity for the school.

Describe Stargirl's relationship with Leo in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli.

• Friendly

• Complicated

• Romantic

• Distant

What are some examples of Stargirl's unconventional behavior in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Wearing a clown costume to school, playing the accordion during lunch, leaving hate notes for people anonymously, and booing both teams during a basketball game.

• Wearing a prom dress to school, playing the guitar during lunch, leaving love letters for people anonymously, and cheering for the opposing team during a basketball game.

• Wearing a superhero costume to school, playing the harmonica during lunch, leaving funny drawings for people anonymously, and remaining silent during a basketball game.

• Wearing a kimono to school, playing the ukulele during lunch, leaving gifts for people anonymously, and cheering for both teams during a basketball game.

Why is Stargirl popular among the students in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Stargirl is unique, confident, and unafraid to be herself.

• Stargirl is popular because she is a talented musician.

• Stargirl is popular because she is the most beautiful girl in school.

• Stargirl is popular because she is the class president.

What conflicts does Stargirl have with the school administration in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Nonconformity and unconventional behavior

• Disrespect towards authority figures

• Lack of school spirit and involvement

• Strict adherence to rules and regulations

How does Stargirl's impact on the school change over the course of chapters 7-12 in the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Stargirl's impact on the school changes from being initially unnoticed to being feared and disliked by her peers.

• Stargirl's impact on the school changes from being initially admired and celebrated to being rejected and ostracized by her peers.

• Stargirl's impact on the school changes from being initially rejected and ostracized to being accepted and popular among her peers.

• Stargirl's impact on the school changes from being initially ignored to being praised and admired by her peers.

Discuss the development of Stargirl and Leo's relationship in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli.

• Stargirl and Leo's relationship develops from animosity to love.

• Stargirl and Leo's relationship develops from indifference to rivalry.

• Stargirl and Leo's relationship develops from trust to betrayal.

• Stargirl and Leo's relationship develops from curiosity to friendship.

What are some other examples of Stargirl's unconventional behavior that are not mentioned in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Stargirl wears mismatched socks every day.

• Stargirl speaks in rhymes.

• Cannot be determined without further information.

• Stargirl brings her pet rat to school.

Explain why Stargirl's popularity among the students changes in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli.

• Stargirl starts conforming to the students' expectations and norms.

• Stargirl becomes more isolated from the other students.

• Stargirl becomes less involved in school activities.

• Stargirl's eccentric behavior becomes more accepted by the students.

How does Stargirl's conflict with the school administration affect her actions in chapters 7-12 of the book 'Stargirl' by Jerry Spinelli?

• Her conflict with the school administration causes her to become more apathetic and indifferent.

• Her conflict with the school administration causes her to become more rebellious and defiant.

• Her conflict with the school administration causes her to become more compliant and obedient.

• Her conflict with the school administration causes her to become more withdrawn and isolated.