Reading Comprehension Quiz

What role does fate play in The Sun Is Also a Star?

• It is portrayed as something that can be controlled

• It is something Natasha believes in, but Daniel does not

• It is shown as an uncontrollable force, affecting both characters’ lives

• It is a concept that neither character considers important

What does Natasha believe about love?

• It is a scientific fact

• It is unpredictable and irrational

• It is something she can control through logic

• It is something only meant for the rich and privileged

Which of the following is a key theme explored in The Sun Is Also a Star?

• The impact of technology on relationships

• The tension between dreams and family expectations

• The exploration of different cultures in New York City

• The consequences of environmental destruction

Why is Natasha's skepticism about love important to the plot?

• It creates a conflict between her and Daniel

• It causes her to give up on her dreams

• It is the reason she does not want to stay in New York

• It makes her distance herself from her family

How does the setting of New York City influence the story?

• It emphasizes the isolation of the characters

• It serves as a backdrop for the characters to experience destiny

• It is only mentioned briefly and does not affect the plot

• It represents the idea that everyone in the city is constantly connected

How does Daniel’s dad feel about his relationship with Natasha?

How does Charlie, Daniel’s brother, feel about Daniel’s relationship with Natasha?

What news did Natasha get from the lawyers office when she met with the secretary?

The concept of time is explored in various ways throughout the novel. How does the passage of time affect the characters’ decisions and their perceptions of love and fate?

Discuss the role of immigration in Natasha's story. How does her experience as an undocumented immigrant shape her worldview and her actions throughout the novel?