The Hate U Give Chapter 1

What is the main subtopic discussed in chapter 1 of 'The Hate U Give'?

• The main subtopic discussed in chapter 1 of 'The Hate U Give' is the protagonist's love life and romantic relationships.

• The main subtopic discussed in chapter 1 of 'The Hate U Give' is the protagonist's struggle with school and academics.

• The main subtopic discussed in chapter 1 of 'The Hate U Give' is the protagonist's introduction to her neighborhood and family dynamics.

• The main subtopic discussed in chapter 1 of 'The Hate U Give' is the protagonist's interest in sports and extracurricular activities.

In 'The Hate U Give', what issue is highlighted through the incident of police brutality?

• gender inequality

• income inequality

• racial discrimination and systemic racism

• lack of education funding

How are Starr and Kenya different?

• Kenya is kind and Starr is mean.

• They are not different; they grew up with the same father.

• Starr is white and Kenya is black.

• Starr is calm and Kenya is confrontational / dramatic.

What is the term used to describe the act of changing one's language or behavior to fit into different social situations?

• behavioral modification

• linguistic adaptation

• social conformity

• code-switching

Why do people engage in code-switching?

• Code-switching is a form of disrespect to one's own culture

• Code-switching is a sign of lack of proficiency in a language

• People engage in code-switching for various reasons such as to fit in with a particular social group, to express identity, to convey a message more effectively, or to show respect to a particular culture or language.

• People engage in code-switching to confuse others

What is the name of the main character in 'The Hate U Give'?

• Lila Bard

• Starr Carter

• Hazel Grace Lancaster

• Katniss Everdeen

What is the significance of the phrase 'The Hate U Give Little Infants F***s Everybody'?

• The phrase highlights the cycle of violence and its impact on society as a whole.

• The phrase is a metaphor for the negative impact of societal norms on young children.

• The phrase suggests that violence against children leads to a more violent society.

• The phrase is a call to action for individuals to take responsibility for their own actions.

How does Starr feel at the party

• Uncomfortable; she is an outsider

• Great; she is comfortable.

• Shy; she doesn't know anyone.

• Sick; she is not feeling well.

Who is Chris?

• Starr's brother.

• Starr's childhood friend.

• Starr's boyfriend.