Vocabulary (define the word)
Starr's Two Worlds
Quotes and Significance (you must explain why each quote matters)
Chapters 12-15
Vocabulary (state the word)
100

Define anguish

severe mental or physical pain or suffering.


100

This is the main reason Starr “acts differently” at Williamson than in Garden Heights.

What is to avoid standing out or being stereotyped?

100

“I have to keep my worlds separate.”

What is Starr explaining her divided identity?

100

In these chapters, Starr faces fear and tension as she prepares for this major event involving Khalil’s death.

What is the protest / march?

100

an increase or addition, especially one of a series on a fixed scale.


What is increment. 

200

Define indict 

formally accuse of or charge with a serious crime.


200

This event makes Starr feel the divide between her two worlds more intensely than before.

What is witnessing Khalil’s death?

200

“I shouldn’t have to choose which version of me is real.”

What is Starr questioning identity expectations?

200

This character tries to give Starr advice about how to move on after Khalil's death. 

Who is Starr's mother. 
200

denoting work undertaken without charge, especially legal work for a client with a low income.


What is pro bono.

300

Define insinuate 

suggest or hint (something bad or reprehensible) in an indirect and unpleasant way.


300

This relationship highlights the conflict between Starr’s school identity and home identity.

What is Starr’s relationship with Chris?

300

“He didn’t deserve what happened to him.”

What is Starr affirming Khalil’s humanity?

300

These chapters explore Starr’s conflicted feelings about speaking out — even though she wants justice, she also fears this outcome.

What is retaliation/danger to her family. 
300

be enough or adequate.


What is suffice.

400

Define notorious 

famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.


400

This physical place symbolizes safety and family belonging for Starr.

What is the Carter family home in Garden Heights?

400

“I’m tired of feeling like I don’t belong anywhere.”

What is Starr expressing emotional isolation?

400

What does Uncle Carlos do after One-Fifteen's Father's interview paints Khalil in a bad light? 

He punches him, even though he could get in trouble doing so (being a police officer). 

400

use (a situation or person) in an unfair or selfish way.


What is exploited 

500

Define blasphemous 

sacrilegious against God or sacred things; profane.


500

Explain why there is such tension between Uncle Carols and Starr's father. Give one example of where this is specifically seen in the novel. 

Uncle Carlos helped to raise Starr when her father was in prison. Examples will vary...

500

“My silence protects me — but it also traps me.”

What is Starr recognizing the cost of staying silent?

500

Who does King threaten, and why does he do so? 

He threatens Starr because he does not want her to tell the police about individuals involved in drug sales. 

500

(of a person) be filled with intense but unexpressed anger.


What is seethe.

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