In Jerry Spinelli's "Stargirl," an example of an oxymoron is the phrase "jumbo shrimp," which reflects the contrast between Stargirl's unique, vibrant personality and the conformist attitudes of her peers. This juxtaposition highlights the tension between individuality and societal expectations. Stargirl embodies the essence of being both extraordinary and relatable, illustrating the complexities of self-identity.
in the book Stargir Hillari Kimble bully's Stargirl and dispites Stargirl but inside she is jealous
Mica, Arizona
Stargirl goes to Mica High School in the first book, Stargirl, and in the second book, Love, Stargirl, she goes back to being homeschooled like she originally was.
In the book Stargirl, Leo Borlock is in 11th grade. Stargirl Caraway is in 10th.
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in the book Stargir Hillari Kimble bully's Stargirl and dispites Stargirl but inside she is jealous
Are you talking about the book stargirl? if your not, than i have no idea. sorry!
Mica, Arizona
cinnamon. its a rat.
Stargirl goes to Mica High School in the first book, Stargirl, and in the second book, Love, Stargirl, she goes back to being homeschooled like she originally was.
George Carlin referred to "military intelligence" as an oxymoron in one of his comedy performances.
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The antonym of an oxymoron is a tautology. For example: "almost exactly" is an oxymoron. "Tiny little" is a tautology.
In the book Stargirl, Leo Borlock is in 11th grade. Stargirl Caraway is in 10th.
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Yes, but only at some parts. In part of the book, she's very popular.
Yes, there is a hyperbole in the book "Stargirl" when the narrator describes Stargirl as being able to "stop rain with a single wave of her hand." This statement exaggerates Stargirl's influence and powers to emphasize her unique and charismatic personality.