ESPERANZA RISING TEST

Front

What type of conflict is represented by Esperanza struggling with her identity?

Back

Man vs. self conflict.

Front

What does the vulture symbolize in the context of Tio Luis's character?

Back

A person who waits to take advantage of another when they are vulnerable.

Front

To whom did Esperanza give her doll?

Back

Isabel.

Front

What action did Marta and her friends take at the 'jamaica' after her speech about striking?

Back

They threw the kittens into the field.

Front

Why does Esperanza realize she cannot marry Miguel as she grows older?

Back

Because she is the ranch owner's daughter and he is the housekeeper's son.

Front

What is the significance of Esperanza's relationship with her identity throughout the story?

Back

It reflects her internal struggle and growth as she navigates her changing circumstances.

Front

How does the character of Abuelita influence Esperanza's development?

Back

Abuelita serves as a source of wisdom and strength, guiding Esperanza through her challenges.

Front

What role does social class play in Esperanza's relationships?

Back

Social class creates barriers between Esperanza and Miguel, affecting their friendship and potential romance.

Front

What does the act of throwing kittens symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the loss of innocence and the harsh realities faced by the characters.

Front

How does Esperanza's perspective on her future change throughout the novel?

Back

She evolves from a naive girl with dreams of marrying Miguel to a more realistic understanding of her social position.