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WorksheetsThe Hate You Give Chapters 1-2
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
CH 1:
What is the setting of chapter 1?
A spring break party from a kid in Starr's neighborhood.
A birthday party for a friend at her school.
Starr's house with her parents.
Starr's private school.
CH 1:
How does Starr know Kenya?
They are best friends from high school.
They share a brother even though they are not related.
They are step-sisters.
They met in foster care.
CH 1:
Starr is childhood friends with Khalil.
True
False
CH 1:
What causes the party to end?
A fight between Kenya and her new enemy Denasia.
Gun shots from a possible dispute between rival gangs.
The police show up.
Big D's parents come home.
CH 1:
Why does Khalil choose to sell drugs over working the minimum wage job at the store?
He got fired after not showing up to work on time.
He got tired of not being able to pay bills since his grandmother was sick and lost her job.
He wanted to have nice things so needed a job that would make him more money.
CH 1:
What is a prized possession that both Khalil and Starr have?
sneakers
diamond earrings
a watch
a car
CH 1:
What happens at the end of chapter one?
Khalil and Starr get pulled over.
Khalil and Starr kiss.
Khalil and Starr go to a different party.
Khalil and Starr go to her dad's store.
CH 1:
When Khalil says, "I've been busy, and Starr says to herself "I wish he wasn't that kinda busy..." what can you infer about what keeps him busy and her feelings on it?
He is busy because he is going to school and she is disappointed she doesn't get to see him as much.
He is busy because he is dealing drugs and she is happy that he is making so much money.
He is busy because he is working all the time and she pity's him because he is missing out on life.
He is busy because he is dealing drugs and she is sad that he is caught up that lifestyle.
CH 1:
Starr feels comfortable in Garden Heights even though she attends Williamson Prep.
True
False
CH 1:
Because she cannot act like a teenager from Garden Heights at Williamson, and she cannot act like a Williamson student in Garden Heights, Starr feels "invisible".
True
False
CH 1:
What perspective is the story told from?
first person, Starr Carter
first person, Khalil
third person omniscient (all knowing)
a different character each chapter
CH 1:
Khalil plays Tupac Shakur’s album “Thug Life.” Starr teases him for playing older music, but Khalil insists the album still holds relevance. He explains that “Thug Life” is an acronym that stands for “The hate u give little infants f---s everyone." What does he mean by this?
It means that society’s violence creates problems for itself later on.
It means that society’s violence creates solutions for itself later on.
It means that society’s laws creates peace among all races.
CH 1:
Starr lies to another character, such as when she pretends to recognize people at the party. What does her thoughts reveal about her as a character/person?
Even though she lies verbally, she ultimately tells the reader the truth behind her actions which reveals how honest and sincere she is as a person.
Her actions and thoughts reveal how dishonest and untrustworthy she is as a person.
Because she lies and her thoughts contradict her actions, it reveals how she does not respect herself or have the respect of her peers.
CH 2:
Starr states that when she was younger her parents had two talks with her. What were they about?
The bird and the bees (sex) and what to do if a cop ever stopped her.
How to act in Garden Heights (black community) and how to act at Williamson (white community).
How to treat others and how others should treat her.
CH 2:
Besides "the talk", what was another thing that Starr's dad always told her when encountering a cop?
Remember his face and badge number
Remember his badge number and his race
Remember his race and his appearance
CH 2:
Khalil was shot two times?
True
False
CH 2:
Why would Maverick tell Starr to do whatever the police tell her, keep her hands visible, not make sudden moves, and only speak when spoken to?
One can infer that this is due to race; this is a standard way of life to teach young, black children what to do in this situation in order to keep them safe.
One can infer that this is due to income; this is a standard way of life to teach young, black children what to do so they can avoid getting a record to get a good job.
One can infer that this is due to their neighborhood; this is a standard way of life to teach young, black children what to do in this situation in order to keep them safe.
CH 2:
Starr fears the police, but Khalil does not.
True
False
CH 2: What is the impact of this paragraph in chapter 2?
We're on Carnation where most of the houses are abandoned and half the street lights are busted. Nobody around but us and the cop.
It sets an eerie mood that foreshadows the shocking events at the end of the chapter.
It sets a happy mood that foreshadows the exciting events at the end of the chapter.
It sets a lonely mood that foreshadows the isolated events at the end of the chapter.
CH 2:
Through Starr’s observations and our understanding of her as a the narrator, we know that One-Fifteen’s use of deadly force is ...
shocking and unnecessary.
expected and necessary.
accidental and justified.
CH 2:
After Khalil was shot, what did the cop do?
Call for backup.
Point his gun at Starr.
Arrest Starr.
Call an ambulance.
CH 2:
What does One Fifteen represent?
The cop's car number.
The cop's badge number.
Starr's favorite verse from the bible.
The number of shoes Khalil owns.
