The Hate You Give Chapter 4

How is Starr's nightmare a symbol of her internal conflict?

• She is her parent's nightmare.

• Her life has become a nightmare.

• She is the cop's nightmare.

• She is a dream.

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"Why he assumed that though"

• This is dialect.

• This is standard English.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

Officer One-Fifteen is a foil to

• Maverick

• Chris

• Ms. Rosalie

• Uncle Carlos

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Writing in third person would help readers know

• Starr's thoughts only.

• Starr's thoughts and feelings only.

• Khalil's thoughts and feeling only.

• possibly everyone's thoughts and feelings.

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Flashbacks

• add detail.

• help to add suspense and surprise.

• show instead of tell.

• do all of the above.

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Ms. Rosalie's reveled characterization makes

• the reader unconcerned.

• the reader more concerned.

• disgusts the reader.

• leads the reader to hate Khalil.

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