Stargirl Character Traits Quiz

Which character trait best describes Leo at the beginning of "Stargirl"?

• Outgoing

• Shy

• Aggressive

• Optimistic

How does Leo's attitude towards Stargirl change throughout the story?

• He admires her from the beginning and his admiration grows.

• He is indifferent to her at first, but grows to dislike her.

• He is fascinated by her at first, but later becomes embarrassed by her.

• He dislikes her initially but grows to appreciate her uniqueness.

What character trait does Leo display when he decides to tell Stargirl to become more "normal"?

• Courage

• Selfishness

• Compassion

• Honesty

Which of the following best describes Leo's development by the end of the book?

• He becomes more confident in his own uniqueness.

• He becomes less tolerant of differences.

• He regrets ever knowing Stargirl.

• He wishes he had never changed.

What does Leo's relationship with Stargirl teach him about conformity?

• It's necessary for social survival.

• It stifles individuality and creativity.

• It's the only way to make friends.

• It enhances one's reputation.

How does Leo's character react to peer pressure in the story?

• He completely ignores it.

• He stands up to it immediately.

• He succumbs to it, affecting his relationship with Stargirl.

• He uses it to his advantage.

What trait does Leo exhibit when he starts to carry around a porcupine necktie like Stargirl's?

• Indifference

• Curiosity

• Admiration

• Rebellion

Which of the following best shows Leo's growth in understanding the importance of non-conformity?

• He joins the school's popular crowd.

• He starts to appreciate Stargirl's magic tricks.

• He reflects on Stargirl's kindness and uniqueness after she leaves.

• He convinces Stargirl to change her name back to Susan.

What does Leo's hesitation to be seen with Stargirl in public suggest about his character?

• He values public opinion over personal relationships.

• He is inherently a very private person.

• He is unsure of his feelings for Stargirl.

• He is protective of Stargirl.

How does Leo's character demonstrate the theme of individuality versus conformity in "Stargirl"?

• By showing that individuality can lead to isolation.

• By proving that conformity brings happiness.

• By illustrating that a balance between the two is necessary.

• By demonstrating that conformity is the key to success.