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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Haley believe that the group is like an army of ants? (from Chapters 25 - 32)

They all work really hard in school and do they best to be productive.

Their blackness makes them stand out in the dirt.

They are working together and becoming unified in a way that she thinks can make a difference.

They are all just small, basically insignificant people in a big world.

2.

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 cliche.

A simile.

Anthropomorphism.

3.

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

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

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.

4.

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)

Foreshadowing.

A metaphor.

Anthropomorphism.

A simile.

5.

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)

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.

Things were bad but now everything is good again.

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

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