Educated Westover

Fill in the blanks, Westover’s ______ offers to take her to Arizona and put her into a ______

• Grandmother and

  church

• Gene and private school

• Grandfather and school

• Grandmother and school

Who was driving the car when the Westover's got into a car accident in Chapter 4 and what is the title of Chapter 4?

• Gene and The Lord Will Provide

• Luke and Shield and Buckler

• Faye and Cream Shoes

• Tyler and Apache Women

What significant event marks Tara's decision to pursue formal education in these chapters?

• A conversation with her brother Tyler

• A visit to another city

• An injury at her father's junkyard

• Reading a book about psychology

What reflection does Tara share about learning and education in these chapters?

• She believes formal education is overrated.

• She realizes the power of education to change her life.

• She feels conflicted about betraying her family's values.

• She is skeptical about the usefulness of academic knowledge.

What role does education play in Tara's identity formation as depicted in these chapters?

• It is a tool for escaping her past.

• It becomes a source of conflict with her identity.

• It is a means to prove herself to her family.

• It is central to her process of self-discovery and independence.

Who is the author of "Educated"

• Tara Westover

• John Green

• Mitch Albom

• Mary Wollstonecraft

What is the main theme of Tara Westover's memoir 'Educated'?

• The importance of family loyalty

• The transformative power of education

• The dangers of religious extremism

• The value of hard work

In 'Educated', what does Tara Westover's pursuit of education symbolize?

• Rebellion against her family

• A quest for personal freedom

• A desire for wealth

• A need for social acceptance

Which literary device is frequently used by Tara Westover in 'Educated' to convey her internal struggles?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Personification

• Irony

What role does memory play in Tara Westover's 'Educated'?

• It serves as a tool for reconciliation

• It is a source of conflict

• It is used to manipulate others

• It is irrelevant to the narrative