The Hate U Give Chapters 6-9 Quiz

What is the main theme of chapters 6-9 in 'The Hate U Give'?

• The importance of education in low-income communities

• The role of social media in activism

• The aftermath of Khalil's death and its impact on Starr and her community.

• The history of police brutality in America

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Who is Starr's best friend in the book?

• John

• Khalil Harris

• Emily

• Michael

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How does Starr feel in Chapter 7?

• close and affectionate

• indifferent and apathetic

• loving and supportive

• She worries that by dating a white boy she is betraying her community

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What does Starr discover about herself in these chapters?

• Starr discovers that she is actually a superhero.

• Starr discovers that she has no opinions or beliefs.

• Starr discovers that she is a terrible singer.

• Starr discovers that she has a voice and the power to speak up for what she believes in.

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How does Starr's friendship with Hailey change in these chapters?

• Their friendship becomes more distant

• Their friendship deteriorates

• Their friendship strengthens

• Their friendship remains the same

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Who does Starr's father want her to date?

• A convicted felon

• someone from her race

• his bestfriend

• Her cousin

What does Starr's uncle teach her about in these chapters?

• basketball and sports

• activism and the Black Panther Party

• cooking and baking

• mathematics and science

How does Starr's identity evolve in these chapters?

• Starr's identity evolves as she becomes more accepting of systemic racism and injustice.

• Starr's identity evolves as she becomes more apathetic towards social issues.

• Starr's identity remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Starr's identity evolves as she becomes more aware of systemic racism and injustice and becomes an activist for justice and equality.

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What event triggers Starr's self-discovery in these chapters?

• The graduation ceremony at her school

• A conversation with her best friend about their future plans

• The shooting of Khalil by a police officer

• The death of Starr's pet dog

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