Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz: Chapter 10 Los Aguacates

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How long had Esperanza's mother been in the hospital by Chapter 10?

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3 months

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How many weeks had Esperanza not been allowed to visit her mother?

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Several weeks

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What did Esperanza give to the man in Chapter 10?

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Dried beans

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How does Esperanza describe the Strikers Camp/Farm?

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Disgusting and pitiful

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On which days did Esperanza visit her mother?

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Saturdays and Sundays

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What did Esperanza give to the two children?

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A piñata

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What is the significance of dried beans in the context of Chapter 10?

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Dried beans symbolize sustenance and hope in difficult times.

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What emotions does Esperanza experience during her visits to the hospital?

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Feelings of sadness, worry, and longing for her mother.

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How does the environment of the Strikers Camp affect the characters in the story?

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It creates a sense of despair and highlights the struggles of the workers.

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What role do Saturdays and Sundays play in Esperanza's life during this chapter?

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They are the only days she can see her mother, providing her with a sense of routine and hope.