Comprehension Questions for Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover (Chapters 19-24) 1. What derogatory term does Shawn call Tara, and what do feel are his intentions when he uses it? 2. Using the first passage from Chapter 21, explain Tara's relationship to pain. 3. How might Shawn see himself after witnessing Tyler and Tara going to college? 4. On page 203, Tara gives us a personal definition of curiosity which is rooted in the reality of her life. What does curiosity mean to you as a college student? 5. Theme is the main idea or message in a story. How are the following themes represented in chapters 19-24 of Educated: Brother/Sister Relationships, Self- Examination, Sibling Rivalry, and Displaced Aggression?

Comprehension Questions for Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover (Chapters 19-24) 1. What derogatory term does Shawn call Tara, and what do feel are his intentions when he uses it? 2. Using the first passage from Chapter 21, explain Tara's relationship to pain. 3. How might Shawn see himself after witnessing Tyler and Tara going to college? 4. On page 203, Tara gives us a personal definition of curiosity which is rooted in the reality of her lifedWhat does curiosity mean to you as a college student? 5. Theme is the main idea or message in a story. How are the following themes represented in chapters 19-24 of Educated: Brother/Sister Relationships, SelfExamination, Sibling Rivalry, and Displaced Aggression? Comprehension Questions for Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover (Chapters 19-24) 1. What derogatory term does Shawn call Tara, and what do feel are his intentions when he uses it? 2. Using the first passage from Chapter 21, explain Tara's relationship to pain. 3. How might Shawn see himself after witnessing Tyler and Tara going to college? 4. On page 203, Tara gives us a personal definition of curiosity which is rooted in the reality of her lifedWhat does curiosity mean to you as a college student? 5. Theme is the main idea or message in a story. How are the following themes represented in chapters 19-24 of Educated: Brother/Sister Relationships, SelfExamination, Sibling Rivalry, and Displaced Aggression