The Hate U Give Ch. 1-5 Quiz

Which character is the narrator of "The Hate U Give" and what unique perspective does she offer on the events that unfold in the first five chapters?

• Khalil, offering an outsider's perspective on systemic injustice.

• Starr, offering an insider's perspective as she navigates between her poor neighborhood and her affluent prep school.

• Maverick, providing a parental viewpoint on raising children in a challenging environment.

• Uncle Carlos, showing the law enforcement side of the community issues.

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What major event triggers the conflict in the first five chapters of "The Hate U Give"?

• A riot in the neighborhood.

• Starr's speech at a community meeting.

• The shooting of Khalil by a police officer.

• A confrontation between rival gangs.

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How does the author use dialogue to reveal character in the first five chapters?

• By showing characters' education levels through their speech patterns.

• By using dialogue to reveal the characters' inner thoughts and feelings.

• By highlighting differences in dialect to show cultural backgrounds.

• All of the above.

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What theme is most prominently explored in the first five chapters of "The Hate U Give"?

• The importance of family.

• The impact of systemic racism.

• The power of friendship.

• The struggle for identity.

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Which literary device is prominently used in the first five chapters to enhance the storytelling?

• Metaphor.

• Flashback.

• Personification.

• Simile.

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How does Starr's conflict between her school life and home life contribute to the novel's plot in the first five chapters?

• It creates a subplot that distracts from the main story.

• It highlights the theme of identity and belonging.

• It is used to introduce comic relief into the narrative.

• It does not contribute significantly to the plot.

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From whose point of view is "The Hate U Give" told, and how does this affect the reader's understanding of the events?

• Third-person omniscient, providing a detached and unbiased view.

• First-person from Starr's perspective, offering an intimate and personal view of the events.

• Multiple first-person perspectives, giving a well-rounded view of the events.

• Second-person, making the reader feel directly involved in the events.

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What role does the family play in the first five chapters of "The Hate U Give"?

• They are largely absent, leaving Starr to navigate her challenges alone.

• They provide comic relief through their interactions.

• They are a source of strength and guidance for Starr as she deals with the aftermath of Khalil's death.

• They are indifferent to Starr's struggles and do not offer support.

Which conflict is central to the plot in the first five chapters of "The Hate U Give"?

• Man vs. Nature

• Man vs. Society

• Man vs. Man

• Man vs. Self

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How does the author use symbolism in the first five chapters to convey themes or character traits?

• Through the use of weather to symbolize the mood.

• By using the garden in Starr's family home to symbolize growth and nurturing.

• Through the character of Khalil as a symbol of innocence lost.

• All of the above.

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