Stargirl Character and Themes Analysis

The transcript explores Stargirl's unique lifestyle and personality. It begins with a visit to her home, which defies expectations of a hippie-like environment. Stargirl's room and secret office reveal her personal space and creativity. Her 'happy wagon' is a tool for tracking emotions with pebbles. Dinner with her family highlights her vegetarianism. Stargirl's project of documenting a child's life shows her attention to others. The narrative concludes with a discussion on her unique focus on others and her distinctiveness.

What did Archie claim about the Carraway family?

• They were mysterious.

• They were famous.

• They were wealthy.

• They were normal folks.

How did Stargirl's mother surprise the narrator?

• She was wearing a hippie outfit.

• She was dressed in a business suit.

• She wore shorts and a tank top.

• She was wearing a traditional dress.

What was Mr. Carraway doing when the narrator visited?

• Cooking dinner.

• Reading a book.

• Fixing the car.

• Painting window sills.

What did the narrator expect Stargirl's room to be like?

• Very messy.

• More personalized.

• Filled with posters.

• Completely empty.

What unique feature did Stargirl's room have?

• A large aquarium.

• Cinnamon's apartment.

• A secret passage.

• A music studio.

What is the purpose of Stargirl's 'office'?

• To have a personal workspace.

• To entertain guests.

• To practice music.

• To store her clothes.

What is the 'happy wagon' used for?

• Tracking happiness.

• Storing books.

• Collecting toys.

• Holding snacks.

How many pebbles are in the happy wagon when Stargirl is very happy?

• 10

• 15

• 17

• 20

What does Stargirl do when she feels unhappy?

• Takes a pebble out of the wagon.

• Writes in her journal.

• Goes for a walk.

• Adds a pebble to the wagon.

What project is Stargirl working on for Peter Sinkovitz?

• A song.

• A sculpture.

• A biography.

• A painting.