Harbor Me Chapter 25-28

Why is community important in Harbor Me?

• Community is not important in 'Harbor Me' because the characters are better off on their own.

• Community is important in 'Harbor Me' because it provides support, understanding, and a sense of belonging for the characters, helping them navigate through their challenges and grow together.

• Community is important in 'Harbor Me' because it limits the characters' growth and independence.

• Community is important in 'Harbor Me' because it creates conflict and tension among the characters.

A theme in this story is being a "harbor" for others. Which of these options is an example of this theme in the novel?

• Kira's mom doing Hayley's hair every Friday since she was little

• Amari pulling his chair over to Esteban when he saw Esteban was not joining the group.

• The kids from the ARTT room make a "wall" around Ashton when leaving the building the day he tells them about the bullies.

• All of these

In the book 'Harbor Me', what is the significance of immigration and refugees?

• It explores the experiences and challenges faced by immigrant and refugee children.

• It is a fantasy novel with no connection to immigration or refugees.

• It focuses on the history of immigration and refugees in the United States.

• It is a romance novel that briefly mentions immigration and refugees.

What role does friendship and support play in the story of 'Harbor Me'?

• Friendship and support have no role in the story.

• Friendship and support are minor themes in the story.

• Friendship and support are only mentioned briefly in the story.

• Friendship and support are important themes in the story.

The first paragraph on page 107 describes the setting MOSTLY to:

• Help readers picture what Haley is seeing as she is in the car with her uncle.

• Explain what the New Paltz area looks like for readers who are unfamiliar with New York State.

• Contrast the beauty of the scenery with the environment of the prison.

• Show that Haley does not usually look at the sky because she lives in a city.

What is the MAIN purpose of the last paragraph on page 107, which finishes on page 108?

• To show that the ARTT students talk to each other a lot.

• To show that the ARTT students keep each other's secrets.

• To show that the ARTT kids often make each other laugh.

• To show how close the ARTT students had become.

What central theme of chapter 24 does the last sentence of the chapter help develop?

• Sometimes adults will not be able to understand what it's like to be a kid.

• We can't always help others, no matter how much we want to.

• Even when it feels like everything is changing, some things always stay the same.

• We need to appreciate nature in order to understand our society.

What purpose does Haley's description of her father's appearance on page 110 MAINLY serve?

• It highlights the contrast between Haley's father and Haley's uncle.

• It indicates how much stress he has been under in prison.

• It lets readers picture what her father looks like.

• It implies that he is planning on reading during their visit.

How does Haley invoke the room metaphor in the last paragraph of chapter 25?

• To express that she wishes she could see her father dressed normally.

• To express that she wants to memorize her father's prison ID number.

• To express that she wants to remember everything she can about her father.

• To express that she does not want to remember her father as a prisoner.

Which three phrases best summarize Chapters 25-28?

• sunrises and sunsets, naming his dog Perrito, red hair

• talking with Uncle about Mom while going to visit Dad, missing Esteban, Tiago speaks of prejudice and his dog dying

• driving to Malone in Upstate NY, sharing the phone with Esteban, eight graders backs down

• bone crushing hug, spitting milk, the car crash