Hush

What is the main character's name in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• Sarah

• Emily

• Toswiah

• Michael

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What is the symbolism of the title 'Hush' in Jacqueline Woodson's novel?

• Reflects the chaotic and turbulent history of the main character's family

• Symbolizes the silence and secrecy surrounding the main character's family history

• Represents the loud and open communication within the main character's family

• Signifies the peaceful and harmonious nature of the main character's family

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How does the author use the theme of identity in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• By exploring the protagonist's struggle with racial and cultural identity, internal conflicts, and self-discovery.

• By focusing on the protagonist's love life

• By emphasizing the protagonist's physical appearance

• By ignoring the protagonist's struggles

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How does the author use the theme of family in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• By completely ignoring the theme of family and focusing on other unrelated aspects

• By exploring the dynamics of the protagonist's relationship with her family members and how it shapes her identity and experiences.

• By using the theme of family to highlight the protagonist's love for animals

• By portraying the protagonist as an orphan with no family connections

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What is the central conflict in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• The main conflict is a war between two rival gangs in the neighborhood

• The struggle of the main character, Toswiah, to find her own identity and voice while dealing with family secrets and societal expectations.

• The central conflict is a love triangle between the main characters

• The central conflict is the struggle to find a lost treasure

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Describe the setting of 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson and its significance to the story.

• A bustling city in the northern United States during the 1800s

• A remote island in the Pacific Ocean during the 21st century

• A futuristic space station in outer space during the 2200s

• A small town in the southern United States during the 1960s

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How does the main character change throughout the story in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• The main character becomes less intelligent and capable.

• The main character becomes more selfish and uncaring.

• The main character becomes more confident and assertive.

• The main character becomes more timid and shy.

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What is the author's message about silence and communication in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• Silence is never a form of communication

• Communication is only effective when spoken aloud

• Silence is a sign of weakness

• Silence can be a powerful form of communication

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What role does the neighborhood play in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• It shapes the main character's experiences and interactions.

• It is a completely irrelevant aspect of the book

• It is the main antagonist in the story

• It has no impact on the main character

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What is the significance of the hush harbor in 'Hush' by Jacqueline Woodson?

• It symbolizes the loud and chaotic nature of the outside world

• It is a place for the enslaved people to receive education and training

• It represents a place of refuge and freedom for the enslaved people to gather and worship in secret.

• It serves as a marketplace for trading goods and services

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