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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Haley's uncle mean when he says that once he was a knucklehead with a skinny brain, but Haley and her mother woke him up (114-115)? (from Chapters 25 - 32)

Getting to know and love someone from another race made him see and understand people and races differently than he did before.

Haley uncle was headed for trouble in college, but her mother helped to set him on a better path.

Haley and her mother taught him lots of important things and helped him to grow up into a mature man.

He did not really know what to do with his life, but Berry's death and raising Haley gave him a purpose.

2.

What does Haley mean when she says that "maybe what matters most is that we were heard" (3)? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

The kids in the ARTT toom cared about what each other said and felt and made each other feel valued.

They were glad the teacher overheard their conversation even though she was not in the room.

They were able to share their recorded stories and what they had learned with the greater school community.

They were glad the teacher finally understood them.

3.

The phrase "the notes move through the house, dripping down at the end like tears. Rising up like prayer" (3) is an example of what literary device? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

A simile.

Anthropomorphism.

A metaphor.

A cliche.

4.

What does Amari's dad mean when he says the way the country is going crazy is "just a glitch in the road" (67)? (from Chapters 9 - 16)

It is just a temporary setback in the long course of history.

Things were bad but now everything is good again.

There is about to be a change in the way things will be run in the country.

People are getting a little slippery and hard to trust, like ice on the road.

5.

When Holly and Amari have a big fight and then make up, the author writes, "The sleeting stopped. The sun came out" (141). This is an example of what type of literary device? (from Chapters 25 - 32)

A simile.

A metaphor.

Foreshadowing.

Anthropomorphism.

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