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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 simile.

Foreshadowing.

Anthropomorphism.

A metaphor.

2.

Why does Haley want to lock away the memory of the time her father does not come down for a visit at the prison? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

She is afraid she will forget things about her father the way she has forgotten her mother.

She wants to always be able to think back on that memory.

She is so angry and hurt that she does not want to think about it all.

She did not really think it was that big of a deal.

3.

What lesson is Ms. Laverne teaching when she tells the kids about the Lenape Indians? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

She is teaching the importance of being a safe harbor and protecting others in need.

She is teaching about the stories the Lenape Indians told.

She is teaching about pursuing dreams no matter the cost.

She is teaching the history of early New York.

4.

How does Haley's story provide a harbor for Esteban? (from Chapters 33 - 40)

It let him know that other people have it hard too, so he shouldn't feel sorry for himself.

Her story let him know that things would work out the best way possible for him.

He could relate to her because they had similar experiences.

It made him realize that his papi would not be in prison forever.

5.

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 ask a question in response.

They could not give a partial answer.

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

They could not play games and joke around.

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