Paper Towns Quiz: Pilch

What is the main theme of the novel 'Paper Towns'?

• A coming-of-age story about friendship

• A mystery about a missing person

• Exploration of identity and the search for meaning in life

• A love story set in a small town

Who is the protagonist of 'Paper Towns'?

• Quentin Jacobsen

• Lacey Pemberton

• Ben Starling

• Margo Roth Spiegelman

What is the setting of 'Paper Towns'?

• Chicago, Illinois

• Los Angeles, California

• Orlando, Florida

• New York City, New York

What is the significance of the paper towns in the novel?

• Representation of the characters' desire for adventure

• Physical manifestation of the characters' imagination

• Metaphor for fake or empty places

• Symbolic representation of lost dreams

Who is Margo Roth Spiegelman?

• Margo Davis

• Margo Johnson

• Margo Smith

• Margo Roth Spiegelman

What is the main plot of 'Paper Towns'?

• The main plot of 'Paper Towns' is about Quentin's search for a lost treasure.

• The main plot of 'Paper Towns' is about Quentin's journey to find his long-lost sister.

• The main plot of 'Paper Towns' is about Quentin's struggle to overcome a tragic accident.

• The main plot of 'Paper Towns' is about Quentin's search for Margo after she disappears.

What is the name of Quentin's best friend in 'Paper Towns'?

• Sam Wilson

• Ben Starling

• Mike Thompson

• Dave Johnson

What is the significance of the title 'Paper Towns'?

• The title 'Paper Towns' symbolizes the idea of people creating false identities or personas.

• The title 'Paper Towns' signifies a town that is easily destroyed or forgotten, just like paper.

• The title 'Paper Towns' represents a town that only exists on paper and not in reality.

• The title 'Paper Towns' refers to a town made entirely out of paper.

Who is the author of 'Paper Towns'?

• J.K. Rowling

• Stephen King

• Dan Brown

• John Green

What is the message conveyed by 'Paper Towns'?

• People are complex and cannot be easily defined or understood.

• The message is about the dangers of exploring new places.

• The message is about the importance of material possessions.

• People are simple and can be easily defined or understood.