THUG ch.14,15

1. How does Starr feel about the media coverage of Khalil’s death in Chapter 14?

• he feels the media is accurately portraying the events.

• She is frustrated because the media is focusing more on Khalil’s past rather than the truth of his death.

• She is indifferent to the media’s portrayal of Khalil.

• She supports the media’s perspective because it aligns with her beliefs.

In Chapter 14, what significant decision does Starr make regarding her involvement with activism?

• She decides to distance herself from the protests.

• She decides to stay silent and not speak out about Khalil’s death.

• She decides to attend the protest to fight for justice for Khalil.

• She decides to let her father speak on her behalf.

How does Starr’s experience at school differ from her life at home in Chapter 15?

• She feels comfortable at school and is surrounded by people who understand her.

• At home, she feels more pressure and fear than at school.

• She doesn't think there is any difference between the two environments.

• She feels like an outsider at school, but at home, she is accepted and safe.

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What does Starr’s conversation with Hailey in Chapter 15 reveal about their friendship?

• Hailey is uncomfortable and doesn't fully understand the gravity of the situation.

• Hailey is supportive and understanding of Starr's situation.

• Starr and Hailey become closer, bonding over their shared experiences.

• Hailey is critical of Starr's involvement in the protests.

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What internal conflict does Starr face in Chapter 15 regarding speaking out about Khalil’s death?

• She fears the consequences of speaking out, both from the police and her community.

• She is unsure whether speaking out will help or hurt the situation.

• She worries that speaking out will make her unpopular at school.

• She is afraid her family will disapprove of her activism.

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How does Starr's relationship with her father, Maverick, evolve in this chapter?

• They become more distant as Starr grows frustrated with Maverick's rules.

• They grow closer as Starr begins to understand Maverick's perspective on activism.

• Maverick becomes angry with Starr for participating in protests.

• They stop talking due to disagreements about how to handle Khalil’s death.

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What significant decision does Starr make regarding her involvement with the protests and activism?

• She decides to let others lead the protests while she supports from the sidelines.

• She decides to focus on her education and stay away from activism.

• She decides to avoid the protests to protect her family.

• She decides to take a more vocal role in the protests and speak out for Khalil.

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What is the importance of the conversation Starr has with her mother, Lisa, in chapter 14 ?

• Lisa warns Starr to stay silent about Khalil’s death to protect her safety.

• Lisa encourages Starr to speak out and share her truth about what happened to Khalil.

• Lisa disapproves of Starr’s involvement in the protests and activism.

• Lisa and Starr have a heated argument about the best way to handle the situation.

How does the author portray the community's response to Khalil’s death and the subsequent protests?

• The community rallies together in support of Khalil’s family, pushing for justice.

• The community becomes hostile toward the protesters, leading to violence.

• The community is divided, with some supporting the protests and others condemning them.

• The community is apathetic and does not engage in the protests.

What impact does the shooting have on Starr’s friends and their perception of her?

• They encourage Starr to avoid discussing Khalil’s death altogether.

• Her friends begin to support her more, understanding her desire to speak out.

• They become distant, as they do not understand why she’s so involved in the protests.

• They rally around her, creating a sense of unity and activism among them.

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