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WorksheetsStargirl At-home review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What type of figurative language is this:
I thought then that Wayne Parr would always reign as our grand marshal.
simile
personification
hyberbole
metaphor
What is meant by "grand marshal" as it refers to Wayne Parr?
everyone followed his lead and acted like him like he leads a parade
everyone thought he should be a police officer
everyone thought he had the best clothes
everyone thought he should join the military
Stargirl had a pet . . .
dog
cat
rat
pig
The students who visited Archie viewed him as a mentor. He called them:
Senor Saguaro
Loyal Order of the Stone Bone
Cook Cats and Crazy Kittens
Owls of the Order of the Desert
Hilari's Hoax was. . .
when she pretended to be friends with Leo
when she tried out for cheerleader, made it, and then didn't join the team
when she enters the speech contest under Stargirl's name
when she slaps Stargirl
Until Stargirl arrived, it would be fair to say that . . .
everyone was into sports
participation in activities and sports was very important
participation in activities and sports was not very "cool"
everyone was into the ukelele
The author uses the same language to describe Hilari as he had Wayne Parr: "She marched in, leader her girlfriends like a general." This means:
if Wayne was the boy leader, she was the girl leader
she was a cheerleader so everyone loved her
she was going to join the military with Wayne
she was ready to be friends with Stargirl
The "first follower" of the "Lone Nut" Stargirl was
Leo
Hilari
Dori
Kevin
"I jumped in with both feet" is
a simile
a metaphor
personification
an idiom
Stargirl did all of the following except...
go to the funeral of someone she didn't know
leave her hair out for the birds to make nests with
win the speech contest
get carried on everyone's shoulders
"Head and heart are contrary historians" means that you remember how you thought and you remember how you feel, but the versions of the story are probably different. What type of figurative language is this?
onomatopoeia
personification
hyperbole
climax
Shunning means
being talked about behind your back
being ignored completely by everyone, as if you didn't exist
a type of punishment that bans you from living somewhere
a sarcastic response
When Leo asks Stargirl, "Are you running for Saint?" The connotation of the word "Saint" in this situation, based on how he asked the question is:
negative
positive
neutral
friendly
Stargirl vanished because . . .
she knew that Susan would get scholarships
Leo had said "you should try to be more like the rest of us"
Dori had said, "you should grow up."
Hilari had said, "be a cheerleader like the rest of us."
"Two days later, Stargirl vanished" is an example of
denotation
climax
foreshadowing
irony
How many people were waiting for Stargirl when she and Leo returned from the state competition?
less than 5
about 25
over 50
the entire school!
At the dance, Stargirl . . .
won prom Queen
started a dance line, leading everyone off the dance floor
won the limbo
made up with Leo and danced all night
What did Stargirl do when Hilari slapped her?
slapped her back
pushed her in a mud puddle
asked Dori to fight her
kissed her on the cheek
This story is told in
3rd person omniscient
1st person
2nd person
3rd person limited
Leo became a set designer as a grown-up. He said, "Only recently has it occurred to me that I became one the day Stargirl took me to her enchanted place." This shows that. . .
Stargirl had a lasting impact on Leo
Stargirl had taught Leo about theater
Stargirl had been completely forgotten
Stargirl was an actress
