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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Haley mean when she says that "maybe what matters most is that we were heard" (3)? (from Chapters 1 - 8)

They were able to share their recorded stories and what they had learned with the greater school community.

They were glad the teacher overheard their conversation even though she was not in the room.

The kids in the ARTT toom cared about what each other said and felt and made each other feel valued.

They were glad the teacher finally understood them.

2.

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

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

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

3.

Esteban's story about his family and his father as a missing puzzle piece is an example of what literary device (46-47)? (from Chapters 9 - 16)

A metaphor.

A pun.

A riddle.

A tragedy.

4.

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

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.

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

5.

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 very much because she has a lot of sad, emotional things buried deep inside her.

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

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

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

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