The Hate U Give Chap 3 & 4

In Chapter 3 of "The Hate U Give," why does Starr feel conflicted about attending the party?

• She doesn't like parties and prefers to stay home.

• She is worried about her parents' disapproval.

• She is afraid of running into her ex-boyfriend.

• She is concerned about the potential for violence.

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What event occurs at the party in Chapter 3 that leads to chaos and panic?

• A fight breaks out between two partygoers.

• The police arrive to shut down the party.

• Gunshots are fired, causing everyone to scatter.

• The party's host announces that the party is over.

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How does Starr's childhood friend, Khalil, help her during the chaos at the party?

• He shields her from the gunshots and guides her to safety.

• He confronts the person responsible for the violence.

• He calls the police to report the incident.

• He stays by her side and offers emotional support.

In Chapter 4, what is the name of the predominantly white private school that Starr attends?

• Garden Heights High School

• Williamson Prep

• Jefferson High School

• Starr Academy

How does Starr describe the differences between her two worlds: Garden Heights and Williamson Prep?

• Garden Heights is dangerous and impoverished, while Williamson Prep is safe and affluent.

• Garden Heights is diverse and accepting, while Williamson Prep is segregated and exclusive.

• Garden Heights is academically rigorous, while Williamson Prep lacks educational opportunities.

• Garden Heights is filled with supportive teachers, while Williamson Prep has indifferent faculty.

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What does Starr's friend Hailey say that offends Starr during a conversation in Chapter 4?

• Hailey makes a racist comment about Starr's neighborhood.

• Hailey mocks Starr's academic achievements.

• Hailey belittles Starr's fashion choices.

• Hailey questions Starr's loyalty to their friendship.

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How does Starr's father, Maverick, react when he learns that Starr attended the party?

• He is disappointed and grounds her for breaking curfew.

• He is angry and demands an explanation for her actions.

• He is understanding and supports her decision to have fun.

• He is indifferent and doesn't express any reaction.

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What advice does Starr's father give her about navigating her two worlds?

• He tells her to always prioritize her safety and avoid risky situations.

• He encourages her to embrace her identity and be proud of where she comes from.

• He advises her to conform to the expectations of her white peers at Williamson Prep.

• He warns her to keep her personal life separate from her school life.

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How does Starr feel about her identity and the pressure to code-switch between her two worlds?

• She feels proud of her identity and refuses to change who she is.

• She feels conflicted and struggles to find her true self.

• She feels ashamed of her background and tries to hide it.

• She feels indifferent and doesn't think much about her identity.

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How does Starr's experience at the party and her interactions at Williamson Prep impact her perspective on racial injustice?

• She becomes more aware of the systemic racism and inequality in society.

• She becomes apathetic and decides to distance herself from activism.

• She becomes fearful and withdraws from social situations.

• She becomes determined to assimilate into the white culture at Williamson Prep.

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