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Looking for Alaska

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Question #1

Who is the narrator of the story, Looking for Alaska ?

1. Alaska Young
2. Chip Martin
3. Miles Halter
4. Takumi Hikohito

ANSWERc

Miles Halter

M iles Halter is the 16-year-old protagonist and gives the point-of-view of the story. He describes himself as approximately 6-feet-tall and skinny. He moves to a boarding school at a late age, much to the confusion and curiosity of his parents. Miles says that he wants attend a boarding school to seek a Great Perhaps, which is the saying of author Francois Rabelais that he read in his biography. He hasnt found or created any significant relationships in his hometown and school, and merely hangs out with the drama people and English geeks in the cafeteria because he sees it as a social necessity. Miles likes reading biographies, especially those of authors, even if he hasnt read any of their works. He also has a strange obsession with memorizing famous last words.

Question #2

Which boarding school does Miles Halter move to?

1. Culver Creek Preparatory High School
2. St. Bernard Preparatory School
3. Lyman Ward Military Academy
4. Indian Springs School

ANSWER a

Culver Creek Preparatory School

T he novel opens with Miles Halter leaving to attend Culver Creek Preparatory School located in Alabama. His father, his two uncles and all their children has also attended the same school. Miles grew up hearing stories about their shenanigans and adventures, although this wasnt entirely the reason why he had wanted to move. Miles describes Culver Creek as six buildings arranged in a hexagram around a large plot of grass. Hes roommates with Chip Martin, a short but muscular boy who amazes him when he names countries in a world map that Miles had put up. Chip later says that his talent is memorizing things, while Miles says that his talent is knowing a lot of last words by famous people. Chips nickname is Colonel.

Question #3

Chip Martin tells Miles Halter that Culver Creek is comprised of two groups: the regular boarders and _______.

1. The Weekend Knights
2. The Weekday Warriors
3. The Weekend Warriors
4. The Weekday Knights

ANSWER b

The Weekday Warriors

C hip Martin is at his third year in Culver Creek and is a junior like Miles Halter. He explains to Miles that the school is comprised of two groups: the regular students and Weekday Warriors. The Weekday Warriors are rich Birmingham-area students who go home to their parents mansions over the weekends. He says that the cool kids are in that group. He belongs to the regular boarders, and the two groups dont like each other. He warns Miles that if he was one of the cool kids in his old school and wanted to be the cool kid in this new school, then he should not be seen hanging out with him. The Weekday Warriors kidnap Miles on his first night in Culver Creek and throw him into a nearby lake.

Question #4

What is the nickname that the Colonel gives to Miles Halter?

1. Chip
2. The Eagle
3. The General
4. Pudge

ANSWER d

Pudge

A fter Miles assures him that he is indeed one of the regular kids and has no desire to join the Weekend Warriors and become one of the cool kids, Chip, nickname The Colonel, gives him the nickname, Pudgy. When Miles had a confused expression on his face, Chip explains that it is an irony because hes skinny. Chip then introduces Miles to Alaska Young, one of his good friends in The Creek. Miles develops an instant infatuation with Alaska, taken in by her great appearance and bubbly personality. He is also impressed with her large collection of books. She later tells him about Simon Bollvars last words, she challenges Miles to find out what labyrinth it was that Bollvar was pertaining to, and that when he found out, she would get him a girlfriend. She also explains how Chip got his nickname, the Colonel, by revealing how hes the military-style planner of their pranks, while she remained the creative force.