Exploring Chapters 1-7 of The Hate U Give

What is Starr's full name and how does it reflect her identity?

• Starr Carter

• Starr Smith

• Starr Johnson

• Starr Williams

Describe the setting of Garden Heights and its significance in the story.

• The setting of Garden Heights is irrelevant to the protagonist's journey.

• Garden Heights is a wealthy suburb with no social issues.

• Garden Heights is a fictional city with no real-life parallels.

• Garden Heights is a neighborhood that represents the struggles and resilience of its community, playing a crucial role in shaping the protagonist's identity and experiences.

What event triggers the main conflict in the first seven chapters?

• A significant event that disrupts the status quo.

• A minor event that reinforces the status quo.

• A character's internal struggle with their emotions.

• A peaceful resolution between conflicting parties.

How does Starr feel about her two different worlds, and what do they represent?

• Starr feels conflicted about her two different worlds, which represent her struggle with identity and belonging.

• Starr embraces her two worlds, viewing them as opportunities for wealth and power.

• Starr is indifferent to her two worlds, which symbolize her lack of interest in identity.

• Starr feels completely at home in both worlds, which represent her success and happiness.

Who is Khalil, and what role does he play in Starr's life?

• Khalil is Starr's teacher who guides her through school.

• Khalil is Starr's cousin who lives in another city.

• Khalil is a stranger who helps Starr during a crisis.

• Khalil is Starr's childhood friend whose death impacts her life significantly.

What themes of race and identity are introduced in these chapters?

• Technological advancement and innovation

• Economic inequality and class struggle

• Environmental issues and climate change

• Themes of race and identity include discrimination, cultural heritage, and self-acceptance.

How does Starr's relationship with her family influence her perspective?

• Starr's family influences her perspective by providing support and shaping her understanding of race and justice.

• Starr's family discourages her from discussing race and justice.

• Starr's family has no impact on her views about society.

• Starr's family only influences her perspective on personal relationships.

What is the significance of the title 'The Hate U Give'?

• The title signifies the cycle of hate and its broader societal impact.

• The title highlights a historical event.

• The title refers to a popular song.

• The title is about a personal love story.

How does the author use dialogue to convey character emotions in these chapters?

• The author conveys character emotions through tone, word choice, and pacing in dialogue.

• Emotions are conveyed solely through the narrative, not dialogue.

• The author uses only physical descriptions to show emotions.

• Dialogue is not used to express any character feelings.

What internal conflicts does Starr face regarding her voice and activism?

• Starr feels confident in her activism and has no internal conflicts.

• Starr faces internal conflicts about her voice and activism, including fear of backlash, pressure to represent her community, and struggles with her identity.

• Starr believes her voice is not important in her community.

• Starr is solely focused on her academic achievements and ignores activism.