Cycle 3 Test Review: NYMPD, My Name, Namesake

Front

What does Esperanza's desire to change her name in 'My Name' reveal about her inner self?

Back

It reveals her desire for self-expression and dissatisfaction with her current identity.

Front

What type of conflict is illustrated in the passage about Esperanza avoiding Amá?

Back

External conflict.

Front

In 'My Name' and 'The Namesake', what is a name closely tied to?

Back

Identity.

Front

What is the tone of the passage describing a young woman's appearance with bruises and foundation?

Back

Judgmental/disapproving.

Front

What is a likely theme statement for 'My Name' by Sandra Cisneros?

Back

The significance of creating one's identity despite family and cultural pressures.

Front

How does the concept of identity play a role in 'My Name'?

Back

Identity is central to Esperanza's struggle for self-definition and acceptance.

Front

What literary device is used when discussing Esperanza's name change?

Back

Symbolism.

Front

What does the conflict between Esperanza and her mother represent?

Back

It represents generational and cultural differences.

Front

How does the author convey tone in the passage about the young woman?

Back

Through descriptive language and imagery.

Front

What is the significance of names in 'The Namesake'?

Back

Names reflect cultural identity and personal history.