Comprehension Questions for Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover (Chapters 32-40) 1. The only common ground between Audrey and Tara is the abuse they suffered from Shawn. How might the differences in their lives affect their relationship as sisters? (Pages 265-279) 2. Tara reveals though she is Mormon, she has issues with the ideology of Polygamy. Are the ways you grew up challenged by what you are learning in any of your classes? Explain. (Page 280-281) 3. What is the significance of Tara refusing to receive the blessing of her father upon her graduation from Harvard? (Chapter 36) 4. Tara's family has now disowned her. What does she gain despite the death of Grandma-Over-in-Town? (Pages 324-326) 5. Theme is the main idea or message in a story. How are the following themes represented in chapters 32-40 of Educated: Atonement, Self-Discovery, Familial Obligation, and Alienation?

Comprehension Questions for Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover (Chapters 32-40) 1. The only common ground between Audrey and Tara is the abuse they suffered from Shawn. How might the differences in their lives affect their relationship as sisters? (Pages 265-279) 2. Tara reveals though she is Mormon, she has issues with the ideology of Polygamy. Are the ways you grew up challenged by what you are learning in any of your classes? Explain. (Page 280-281) 3. What is the significance of Tara refusing to receive the blessing of her father upon her graduation from Harvard? (Chapter 36) 4. Tara's family has now disowned her. What does she gain despite the death of Grandma-Over-in-Town? (Pages 324-326) 5. Theme is the main idea or message in a story. How are the following themes represented in chapters 32-40 of Educated: Atonement, Self-Discovery, Familial Obligation, and Alienation