Star Girl Character and Plot Insights

In Chapter 22 of the Star Girl audiobook, the narrator visits Star Girl's home, expecting a hippie-like environment but finds a normal setting. Star Girl's room is ordinary, except for her 'happy wagon' filled with pebbles representing her happiness. The narrator joins Star Girl's family for dinner, where she is called 'Star Girl' casually. Star Girl is working on a biography project for a young boy named Peter Sinkowitz, capturing candid moments of his life. The chapter ends with a discussion about attention and personal focus, highlighting Star Girl's unique perspective on life.

What page does Chapter 22 of the Star Girl audiobook start on?

• Page 88

• Page 86

• Page 85

• Page 87

How did Archie describe the Caraways?

• Normal

• Mysterious

• Wealthy

• Eccentric

What was Star Girl's mother doing when she was first described?

• Painting

• Gardening

• Sewing

• Cooking

What kind of costume was Star Girl's mother making?

• A pirate costume

• A superhero costume

• A Russian peasant costume

• A clown costume

What was Mr. Carraway doing outside the house?

• Gardening

• Painting windowsills

• Fixing the roof

• Building a fence

What unique item was found in Star Girl's room?

• A vintage radio

• A telescope

• A blue and yellow plywood apartment

• A collection of stamps

What is the purpose of Star Girl's 'Happy Wagon'?

• To collect pebbles representing her happiness

• To display her art

• To transport items

• To store toys

How many pebbles does Star Girl have in total for her 'Happy Wagon'?

• 10

• 25

• 15

• 20

What was Star Girl's meal preference during dinner?

• Omnivore

• Pescatarian

• Vegetarian

• Vegan

Who is Peter Sinkowitz?

• Star Girl's brother

• A neighbor boy

• Leo's friend

• A classmate