Esperanza Rising Flashcard Chapters 7, 8, & 9

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Why does Esperanza continue working on the crocheted blanket that Abuelita had begun?

Back

She wanted to finish it to help Mama feel better.

Front

What makes dust storms so destructive?

Back

They bring bad winds and dust spores.

Front

Why is Esperanza left alone to care for the two babies?

Back

Isabel went to school.

Front

Why does Esperanza decide to work in the sheds?

Back

She needed to make money for Mama's medicine and Abuelita's travels.

Front

Why does Esperanza feel humiliated at bath time?

Back

The others stared at her because she thought someone was going to wash her.

Front

What is the significance of the crocheted blanket in Esperanza Rising?

Back

It symbolizes love and connection to family.

Front

How does Esperanza's character develop throughout Chapters 7, 8, and 9?

Back

She becomes more responsible and learns to care for others.

Front

What role does the dust storm play in the story?

Back

It represents the challenges and hardships faced by the characters.

Front

How does Esperanza's relationship with Mama change in these chapters?

Back

Esperanza learns to support Mama during difficult times.

Front

What does working in the sheds teach Esperanza?

Back

It teaches her the value of hard work and perseverance.