13 Gifts Quiz

What is the central conflict in 13 Gifts?

• Tara’s struggle to fit in at her new school

• Tara’s battle with her family over moving

• Tara’s quest to find the perfect birthday gift for her best friend

• Tara’s challenge to accept the mysterious gifts she receives

What event triggers Tara’s move to Willow Falls?

• Her family wins the lottery and decides to move to a new house

• Tara’s parents get a divorce, and she has to live with her aunt

• Tara’s father gets a job transfer, requiring the family to relocate

• Tara gets in trouble at school, and her parents send her away

What is the significance of the 13 gifts that Tara receives?

• They are random presents given to her by her friends

• Each gift is a clue to help Tara solve a mystery in the town

• They symbolize milestones in her life that help her grow emotionally

• The gifts are meant to make Tara’s life easier in Willow Falls

How does Tara’s relationship with her aunt change throughout the story?

• Tara becomes more resentful of her aunt’s rules

• Tara and her aunt grow closer as they work through misunderstandings

• Tara begins to see her aunt as a strict authority figure

• Tara moves out of her aunt’s house to live with her friend

Which of the following best describes Tara’s character development in the novel?

• Tara learns to trust her instincts and make decisions on her own

• Tara becomes more rebellious and starts making bad decisions

• Tara learns to care less about friendships and focus on herself

• Tara becomes more focused on material possessions

What role does the theme of 'fitting in' play in Tara’s journey?

• Tara must decide if she wants to be popular or remain true to herself

• Tara struggles with feeling like an outsider in Willow Falls but learns to accept her uniqueness

• Tara learns that fitting in is more important than standing out

• Tara initially rejects the idea of fitting in but later becomes desperate to be accepted

In 13 Gifts, what does Tara initially think about the people in Willow Falls?

• She believes everyone in town is kind and welcoming

• She thinks the people are strange and unfriendly

• She is excited to make new friends but is afraid they won’t accept her

• She thinks the people in Willow Falls are just like her old friends

How do Tara’s experiences with the gifts change her perspective on her life and relationships?

• The gifts make Tara realize that she doesn’t need anyone else in her life

• Tara begins to understand the value of small, meaningful actions and relationships

• Tara learns that material things are more important than personal connections

• Tara is confused by the gifts and doesn’t see their impact on her life

Which of the following best describes the overall tone of 13 Gifts?

• Dark and serious

• Funny and light-hearted

• Inspirational and heartwarming

• Suspenseful and mysterious

What is the ultimate lesson Tara learns by the end of 13 Gifts?

• Happiness comes from getting everything you want

• It’s important to rely only on yourself and not trust others

• True friendship and growth come from understanding and self-acceptance

• The best gifts in life are material possessions