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WorksheetsLooking for Alaska
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Who do the blanks in the following extract refer to? "The Colonel introduced me (as “Pudge”) to the guys at the wobbly wooden table, but I only registered the name _________, whom Alaska had mentioned yesterday. A thin Japanese guy only a few inches taller than the Colonel, ______ talked with his mouth full as I chewed slowly."
Alaska
Miles
Marya
Takumi
What advice did Alaska give to Miles about attending Culver Creek?
To be tough and never rat someone out
To always be truthful
To always be on time to every class
To be friendly with everyone
What deal does Miles make with Alaska?
If he figures out how to get out of the labyrinth, she will get him a girlfriend.
If he carries her books for her, she'd clean his room.
If he wrote her French II paper, she would go on a date with him.
If he figures out how to get out of the labyrinth, she would buy him whatever he wanted.
What does Alaska call all her books?
Life lessons
Life collection
Alaska's library
Life library
What genre is "Looking for Alaska"
Non-fiction
Fiction
Mystery
Action-comedy
What nickname did Chip ask Miles to call him?
The eagle
The prince
The king
The colonel
What nickname did Colonel give Miles?
Chip
Tank
Pudge
Buddy
Who flooded Alaska's room?
Chip
Miles
The Weekday Warriors
Random students
Who is leaving to go to boarding school in Alabama?
Miles
Alaska
Sarah
John
What's the meaning of "the great perhaps"?
a more meaningful life
new oportunities
unexpected situations
Describe the setting in time and place. Why is it important for the development of the novel?
Mention some themes that are present in the novel
Character Analysis: Who is the main protagonist of 'Looking For Alaska'?
Miles Halter
Takumi Hikohito
Chip Martin
Alaska Young
Themes: What is the central theme of 'Looking For Alaska'?
The pursuit of meaning and understanding in life
The benefits of living in a big city
The importance of material possessions
The power of revenge
Symbolism: What does the 'Great Perhaps' symbolize in the book?
The 'Great Perhaps' symbolizes failure and disappointment
The 'Great Perhaps' symbolizes the unknown, the search for meaning, and the pursuit of adventure and self-discovery.
The 'Great Perhaps' symbolizes fear and uncertainty
The 'Great Perhaps' symbolizes contentment and satisfaction
Who is the author of 'Looking for Alaska'?
John Green
J.K. Rowling
Suzanne Collins
Stephenie Meyer
What is the main setting of 'Looking for Alaska'?
A public high school
A boarding school in Alabama
A college in New York
A summer camp
What is the significance of the labyrinth in 'Looking for Alaska'?
It represents a physical maze the characters must solve
It symbolizes the complex journey of life and suffering
It is a place where the characters meet secretly
It is a book that Alaska loves
Which character is known for their last words obsession in 'Looking for Alaska'?
Alaska Young
Miles Halter
Chip Martin
Takumi Hikohito
What is the genre of 'Looking for Alaska'?
Non-fiction
Fiction
Mystery
Action-comedy
What does Alaska call her collection of books?
Life lessons
Life collection
Alaska's library
Life library
What is the 'Great Perhaps' in 'Looking for Alaska'?
A more meaningful life
New opportunities
Unexpected situations
The search for adventure and self-discovery
Who is the main protagonist of 'Looking for Alaska'?
Miles Halter
Takumi Hikohito
Chip Martin
Alaska Young
What is the central theme of 'Looking for Alaska'?
The pursuit of meaning and understanding in life
The benefits of living in a big city
The importance of material possessions
The power of revenge
What does the 'Great Perhaps' symbolize in the book?
Failure and disappointment
The unknown and the search for meaning
Fear and uncertainty
Contentment and satisfaction
