Exploring Stargirl: Chapters 1-3

Who is the main character introduced in the first three chapters?

• The main character is an antagonist.

• The main character is a minor character.

• The main character is the protagonist.

• The main character is a sidekick.

What unique trait does Stargirl exhibit that sets her apart from her peers?

• Her focus on academic excellence.

• Her strict adherence to social norms.

• Her unapologetic individuality and eccentricity.

• Her exceptional athletic ability.

How do Stargirl's classmates initially react to her?

• Curiosity and confusion, with mixed reactions of fascination and dismissal.

• They all welcome her with open arms.

• They ignore her completely.

• They are immediately hostile towards her.

What is the significance of Stargirl's pet rat, Cinnamon?

• Cinnamon signifies Stargirl's individuality and her acceptance of the unconventional.

• Cinnamon is a symbol of Stargirl's popularity at school.

• Cinnamon is a pet that Stargirl uses for magic tricks.

• Cinnamon represents Stargirl's fear of being alone.

Describe the setting of Mica High School as presented in the chapters.

• Mica High School is an elite private institution with a focus solely on academics and no extracurricular activities.

• Mica High School is a suburban high school with diverse students, featuring classrooms, a gym, and outdoor areas, reflecting a blend of academic and social life.

• Mica High School is a large urban school with a single type of student and no outdoor spaces.

• Mica High School is located in a rural area with limited facilities and a small student body.

What event does Stargirl participate in that showcases her individuality?

• the school talent show

• the school science fair

• the annual sports day

• the community art exhibition

How does Stargirl's behavior challenge social norms at school?

• Stargirl tries to fit in by dressing like everyone else.

• Stargirl only focuses on sports and ignores academics.

• Stargirl follows all the school's rules without question.

• Stargirl's behavior challenges social norms by promoting individuality and kindness in a conformist school culture.

What role does the narrator play in the story during these chapters?

• The narrator is a character who interacts with others directly.

• The narrator only provides background information without insights.

• The narrator serves as a silent observer with no commentary.

• The narrator plays a guiding role, offering insights and commentary on the characters and events.

How does Stargirl's presence affect the dynamics of the student body?

• Stargirl's presence disrupts social conformity, inspiring some students to be authentic while alienating others.

• Stargirl's popularity leads to a more uniform and traditional student body.

• Stargirl's presence makes everyone more competitive and focused on grades.

• Stargirl is ignored by most students, having no impact on the school culture.

What themes of acceptance and individuality are explored in these chapters?

• Individuality is portrayed as a negative trait throughout the chapters.

• Characters reject their differences and strive to fit in.

• The chapters focus solely on the theme of conformity.

• The themes of acceptance and individuality are explored through characters embracing their differences and asserting their unique identities.