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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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 metaphor.

Foreshadowing.

Anthropomorphism.

A simile.

2.

What does the phrase "You can't buy a winter coat with a poem," mean (44)? (from Chapters 9 - 16)

Being a poet or writer is a useless profession.

You must have a job that pays money to support and feed a family.

You cannot hand the coat maker a poem to pay for it.

You have to abandon your dreams to make a living.

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 metaphor.

A simile.

Anthropomorphism.

A cliche.

4.

What does Haley mean when she says that one of the rules between her and her uncle was "no dodging" (85). (from Chapters 17 - 24)

They could not play games and joke around.

They could not ask a question in response.

They could not avoid answering a question when one was put to them directly.

They could not give a partial answer.

5.

During the kids' somewhat heated discussion about freedom, why does Amari draw guns all over his paper (51)? (from Chapters 9 - 16)

His drawing foreshadows his complaint about not being free to play outside with guns.

He is thinking about the cops that arrested Esteban's dad.

His older brother deals with guns.

He is really angry and wants to take it out on somebody.

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