Analyzing Themes in Chapter 7

In Chapter 7 of "The Hate U Give," what does Starr feel uncomfortable discussing with her boyfriend Chris?

• Her favorite music

• Her feelings about racial issues

• Her choice of clothing

• Her plans for college

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Which theme is clearly depicted through Starr's experiences at school in Chapter 7?

• Friendship

• Racial identity and injustice

• Sportsmanship

• Technological advancements

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What motivates Starr to consider speaking up more after seeing her peers' reactions to Khalil's death?

• A desire for popularity

• A need for academic excellence

• A push for justice

• A wish to change schools

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Who in Chapter 7 shows a lack of understanding towards Starr's challenges?

• Her brother

• Her teacher

• Hailey

• The school principal

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What aspect of critical thinking does Starr use when thinking about discussing Khalil with her friends?

• Analyzing different viewpoints

• Memorizing facts

• Calculating outcomes

• Practicing speeches

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How does Starr's internal conflict about her identity get portrayed in Chapter 7?

• Through her choice of extracurricular activities

• Through her struggle with her dual identity

• Through her selection of college courses

• Through her preference in literature

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What does Starr's life at Williamson Prep and at home compel her to do in Chapter 7?

• Focus solely on her studies

• Ignore her home life

• Speak only about school issues

• Try to unite her two worlds

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Who shows true friendship to Starr in Chapter 7?

• Chris

• A teacher

• Maya

• A random student

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What role does the setting of Williamson Prep play in Chapter 7?

• It highlights Starr's internal struggles

• It is just a background setting

• It promotes Starr's academic success

• It diminishes the importance of her home life

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What does Starr's reluctance to talk about Khalil's death at school show about her?

• Her fear of judgment

• Her lack of interest

• Her academic focus

• Her dislike for her school

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