Esperanza Rising Review chapter 4-6

Front

Why did Esperanza's mother agree to go to America?

Back

She wanted to keep her family together.

Front

Describe the interaction between Marta and Esperanza.

Back

She was judgmental and mean.

Front

Who started the fire at El Rancho del las Rosas and why?

Back

Esperanza's uncles because they wanted to get back at Romona for not wanting to marry Tio Luis.

Front

What did Carman mean when she said 'I am poor, but I am rich'?

Back

This means that she is poor but is rich because she has the love of her family around her.

Front

What did Esperanza think of the train ride to America?

Back

She did not like it. She thought it was dirty and hated to be around so many poor people.

Front

What is the significance of family in 'Esperanza Rising'?

Back

Family is a central theme, representing support, love, and the motivation for Esperanza's actions.

Front

How does Esperanza's character change throughout the story?

Back

She evolves from a privileged girl to a resilient and empathetic individual.

Front

What role does the setting play in 'Esperanza Rising'?

Back

The setting highlights the challenges faced by immigrants and the contrast between Esperanza's past and present.

Front

What does the character of Marta represent in the story?

Back

Marta represents the struggles and activism of the immigrant community.

Front

How does Esperanza's relationship with her mother influence her decisions?

Back

Esperanza's mother instills values of strength and family loyalty, guiding Esperanza's choices.