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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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 really angry and wants to take it out on somebody.

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

His older brother deals with guns.

2.

Why does the author insert Chapter 13 as time for Haley to reflect on The Familiar (57-58)? (from Chapters 9 - 16)

To create a break from the intensity of the previous material.

To remind the reader that Haley is the main character.

To prepare the reader for the changes that are about to take place among the kids.

To include some narrative that almost sounds poetic.

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

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

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

4.

Why does Haley's uncle call her Berry when Haley has her accident on the playground? (from Chapters 17 - 24)

Berry is his special nickname for Haley.

He is so scared that he momentarily went back to the night Haley's mother died.

He was hit on the head and is not thinking clearly.

Haley looks like Berry, and he is confused.

5.

Why does Esteban translate his father's poem into English? (from Chapters 17 - 24)

He knows that all the kids in the ARTT room do not know Spanish, so he is making it understandable.

He is translating the poems to put into a book and sell to raise money.

He wants to be sure that he understood it himself.

He needed the practice with learning English.

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