Esperanza Rising: Melones to Ciruelas

Front

What is the reason some people were forced to return to Mexico?

Back

They didn't have proper paperwork.

Front

How did Esperanza initially feel about her new life in the camp?

Back

Anger and resentment.

Front

What happened when Marta tried to get the workers to strike?

Back

The workers told her to leave the camp.

Front

What did Hortensia notice about Mama?

Back

She lost weight.

Front

What do Marta and Esperanza have in common?

Back

Both of their papas have died.

Front

What is the significance of proper paperwork in the story?

Back

It determines whether individuals can stay in the country or be sent back.

Front

How does Esperanza's character develop throughout the story?

Back

She learns to adapt and find strength in adversity.

Front

What role does family play in Esperanza Rising?

Back

Family provides support and motivation during difficult times.

Front

What does the camp symbolize in Esperanza Rising?

Back

The camp symbolizes hardship and the struggle for a better life.

Front

How does the theme of social justice appear in the story?

Back

Through the workers' struggles and Marta's activism.