Setting
Characters
Characters Cont.
Plot
Literary Devices
100

Starr's neighborhood

Garden Heights

100

Khalil is shot by this officer

One-Fifteen/Brian

100
Starr's parents

Lisa and Maverick

100

The one person (aside from the officer) who witnessed Khalil get shot

Starr

100

"The sea of people parts for him like he's a brown-skinned Moses" is an example of...

A simile

200

Starr's school

Williamson Prep

200

Starr's brothers

Sekani (brother) and Seven (half-brother)

200

Kenya's parents

King and Iesha

200

What happens at the party

A fight breaks out and a gun is fired

200

THUG LIFE means...

The Hate U Give Little Infants F's Everybody

300
Starr's school is predominately...

White and suburban

300

Seven's sisters

Kenya, Lyric, and Starr (half-sister)

300

Starr's friend who was shot when she was 10

Natasha

300

How Starr responds to being offered a wad of cash

She rejects it

300

"The sirens scream nearby" is an example of...

Personification

400

Starr's neighborhood is predominately...

Black and working class

400

Took care of Starr and her family while Starr's dad was in prison

Uncle Carlos

400

Babysat Starr when Starr's mom was in college

Ms. Rosalie

400

What Ms. Rosalie reveals about Khalil

He was selling drugs

400

"I’m ten again, watching Natasha drop" is an example of...

A flashback

500

Starr's dad owns a...

Grocery store
500

Starr's boyfriend

Chris

500

The two gangs in Starr's neighborhood

Garden Disciples and King Lords

500

Starr agrees to talk to...

The police

500

The roses in Maverick's garden represent...

The kids in the novel/young Black people surviving despite their poor circumstances