Exploring Themes in The Hate U Give

How does Starr's perception of her neighborhood, Garden Heights, change from the beginning to the middle of the book?

• She becomes more fearful of it.

• She starts to see it as a place of strength and community.

• She becomes indifferent to it.

• She decides to move away from it.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Which theme is most prominently explored through Starr's interactions with her friends at Williamson Prep?

• The struggle for power

• The different parts of her identity

• The importance of family

• The impact of violence

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Compare Starr's perspective on police officers at the beginning of the book to her perspective after Khalil's death.

• She initially trusts them but later becomes wary.

• She is always fearful of them.

• She initially dislikes them but later understands their role.

• Her perspective does not change.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze how Khalil's death serves as a catalyst for Starr's character development.

• It makes her more withdrawn and silent.

• It inspires her to become an activist.

• It causes her to change schools.

• It leads her to distrust everyone around her.

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What is the significance of Maverick's garden in the story?

• It represents his desire to escape Garden Heights.

• It symbolizes growth and nurturing within the community.

• It is a place where Starr and her siblings play.

• It is a source of income for the family.

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How does Starr's relationship with Hailey change throughout the chapters?

• They become closer as they understand each other better.

• Their friendship deteriorates due to racial tensions.

• They remain best friends despite their differences.

• They decide to start a business together.

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Discuss the role of social media in the aftermath of Khalil's death.

• It is used to spread misinformation about Khalil.

• It helps Starr find new friends.

• It plays no significant role.

• It is used to organize protests and spread awareness.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What does Starr's father, Maverick, teach her about the meaning of her name?

• It means "star" and represents her potential to shine.

• It is a family tradition with no particular meaning.

• It is a reminder of her heritage and strength.

• It is a name chosen randomly by her parents.

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Analyze how Starr's relationship with Chris evolves in the story.

• They break up due to cultural differences.

• They grow apart as Starr becomes more involved in activism.

• They become closer as Chris supports her through difficult times.

• They decide to take a break from each other.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Identify the theme represented by the media's portrayal of Khalil and its impact on Starr.

• The power of truth

• The influence of stereotypes

• The importance of education

• The strength of family bonds

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