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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Without the use of labels, the text gives clues about Haley's skin color. Based on these clues, what is Haley's race? (from Chapters 17 - 24)

She is black.

She is white.

She is bi-racial.

She is Asian.

2.

What does Amari mean by the phrase, "No wonder you so quiet, Red. You all kinds of still water" (153)? (from Chapters 33 - 40)

Haley does not talk much because she has a lot of knowledge and she does not want to brag.

Haley's life has more to it than Amari thought and it extends far like a deep lake.

Haley does not talk much because her life is boring and there is not much to share.

Haley does not talk very much because she has a lot of sad, emotional things buried deep inside her.

3.

How does Haley feel about her purple unicorn bedspread? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

She's glad that she and Holly have the same bedspread.

She suddenly feels that it is childish.

She has always thought it a stupid gift because unicorns are not real.

She loves it and finds it to be a great comfort to her.

4.

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

His older brother deals with guns.

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

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

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

5.

Why is Ashton so sensitive about racial issues? (from Chapters 17 - 24)

For the first time, he is in the minority and he feels out of place and awkward.

He had lots of friends in his other home who were of different races and were treated unkindly.

He thinks people should not talk about race because they always end up fighting.

In Connecticut, he was bullied for being white.

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