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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does Hailey take to prom?
(a) Seven.
(b) DeVante.
(c) Luke.
(d) Ryan.

2. Who puts the idea for a day of protesting into effect at Williamson Prep?
(a) Remy.
(b) Starr.
(c) Hailey.
(d) Kenya.

3. What does Chris tell Starr that she has to do if they are going to continue their relationship?
(a) Stop arguing with him.
(b) Let him in.
(c) Knock down her walls.
(d) Trust his judgement.

4. What type of literature is Mr. Warren teaching about when Starr asks him to continue his lesson to help distract her from her pain on the day of the school protest?
(a) American.
(b) Colonial.
(c) Postmodern.
(d) British.

5. What does April Ofrah say she will begin her work for Starr by doing?
(a) Renting her an office.
(b) Getting her a television interview.
(c) Filing a lawsuit against the county on her behalf.
(d) Getting a restraining order for her against Officer Cruise.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old is Starr when Maverick has a talk with her about what to do if a cop stops her?

2. What kind of hairstyle does Seven wear?

3. Who calls dibs on the biggest of the bedrooms available to the three kids who will be living in the new house?

4. Which one of Starr's friends at Williamson Prep has a pixie cut and stays in the school during the protest?

5. Point Seven of the Black Panthers' 10-Point Program starts with the words, "We want an end to" (320) what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What conflict concerning college is discussed during the dinner Starr's family has together on the floor of their new home?

2. Why does King want to kill DeVante?

3. What information do Starr, Maverick, and Lisa learn during their first visit to the Just Us for Justice office?

4. What normal moment of adolescence does Starr get to engage in on prom night before having to return to the pressure she is under while she awaits her appearance in front of the grand jury?

5. What are the main points made by Starr and Kenya in their argument about whether Starr should speak out about Khalil's death or not?

6. How do Starr and her family discover that the whole neighborhood knows she was the one in the car with Khalil when he was shot?

7. What is the significance of the video of Tupac that someone posts on Starr's blog that she created to honor Khalil's memory?

8. How is Dr. Davis's response to Starr's request to have a round table discussion at Williamson Prep indicative of a larger societal problem?

9. What is the most shocking detail of Starr's interview with the television reporter, due to the fact that no one but Uncle Carlos had previously been privy to it?

10. What accolades does Starr receive as a result of her television interview and what negative consequences does she incur?

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