The Hate U Give Final Test

Discuss the theme of systemic racism in The Hate U Give and how it impacts the characters.

• Systemic racism in The Hate U Give is depicted through the characters' experiences and highlights the unequal treatment and opportunities based on race.

• The characters in The Hate U Give benefit equally from systemic racism

• The Hate U Give does not address systemic racism

• Systemic racism in The Hate U Give is portrayed positively

How does the character of Starr evolve throughout the novel, and what events contribute to her development?

• Starr evolves from being hesitant to speak out about injustice to becoming a vocal advocate for her community through events like witnessing Khalil's death, finding her voice through activism, and standing up against systemic racism.

• Starr remains passive throughout the novel and never takes a stand against injustice

• Starr's evolution is insignificant and does not impact the overall plot

• Starr's character development is solely influenced by external factors and not her own growth

Identify and explain the symbolism of the 'THUG LIFE' tattoo in The Hate U Give.

• Signifies a lack of respect for authority and law enforcement

• Represents a glorification of criminal behavior and violence

• Symbolizes the struggle and resilience of the black community against systemic oppression and injustice.

• Symbolizes a rejection of education and societal norms

Evaluate the portrayal of police brutality in the novel and its relevance to real-world social issues.

• Discuss the weather patterns in the novel instead of focusing on police brutality

• Ignore the author's portrayal of police brutality and its relevance to real-world social issues

• Examine the role of animals in the story rather than addressing police brutality

• Analyze the author's depiction of police brutality, its impact on characters and society, and explore underlying themes while drawing parallels to real-world social issues.

Make inferences about Khalil's motivations and decisions based on his interactions with Starr.

• Khalil's interactions with Starr suggest he is motivated by greed and selfishness.

• Khalil's interactions with Starr indicate that he is motivated by a sense of loyalty, protection, and care towards her.

• Khalil's interactions with Starr imply he is motivated by indifference and neglect.

• Khalil's interactions with Starr indicate he is motivated by a desire for revenge and harm.

Compare and contrast the personalities of Starr and Hailey, and how their differences affect the story.

• Starr is confrontational and judgmental, while Hailey is more thoughtful and empathetic.

• The personalities of Starr and Hailey are identical, with no differences affecting the story.

• The personalities of Starr and Hailey differ significantly, with Starr being more thoughtful and empathetic, while Hailey is confrontational and judgmental.

• Starr and Hailey have similar personalities, both being thoughtful and empathetic.

Analyze the theme of code-switching in the novel and its significance in Starr's life.

• The theme of code-switching in the novel represents Starr's love for music and its impact on her life.

• Code-switching in the novel is a minor aspect that does not significantly affect Starr's character development.

• The theme of code-switching in the novel highlights Starr's struggle to balance her identity between her black neighborhood and white school, showcasing the challenges she faces in navigating both worlds.

• Starr's code-switching in the novel is portrayed as a positive trait that helps her easily adapt to different environments.

How does the character of Maverick challenge stereotypes and societal expectations in The Hate U Give?

• Maverick challenges stereotypes and societal expectations by being a loving father who is actively involved in his children's lives, despite being an ex-convict. He also emphasizes the importance of standing up against injustice and fighting for what is right.

• Maverick avoids standing up against injustice and prefers to stay silent

• Maverick conforms to stereotypes by being distant from his children

• Maverick prioritizes material wealth over family values

Identify the symbolism behind the name 'Garden Heights' and its connection to the community.

• The name 'Garden Heights' symbolizes a lack of greenery and nature in the community.

• The name 'Garden Heights' represents a community focused on industrial growth and development.

• The symbolism behind 'Garden Heights' is related to underwater themes and marine life in the community.

• The symbolism behind the name 'Garden Heights' is that it represents growth, beauty, and prosperity, reflecting a flourishing and thriving community.

Evaluate the role of family dynamics in shaping Starr's identity and decisions throughout the book.

• Family dynamics have no impact on Starr's identity and decisions

• Family dynamics influence Starr's identity and decisions by providing support, guidance, and different perspectives.

• Family dynamics cause Starr to act in ways contradictory to her true self

• Starr's decisions are solely based on peer influence, not family dynamics