Summer of the Mariposas Chapter 13 and 14

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How did the sisters defeat the lechuzas?

Back

They stood side by side, defensively holding up their weapons.

Front

Pita although wounded pretty badly wasn't in any pain at all due to La Llorona's wish to make her feel nothing. True or False?

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False

Front

What did the lechuzas sound like?

Back

All of the above: The voice of Mamá, Teresita, La Llorona, and Cecelia.

Front

What theme was evident in Chapter 13, when the sisters circled around Pita who was defenseless, without a weapon?

Back

Being kind and pure of heart can help people live fuller, more meaningful lives.

Front

How is the theme developed in this chapter? What relationship does the theme have with the characters, setting, and plot?

Back

Chencho appears to be a shepherd boy, turns into a chupacabra, but is actually a sad boy with a sad story.

Front

What is the significance of the lechuzas in the story?

Back

The lechuzas represent fear and the challenges the sisters must face together.

Front

What role does La Llorona play in the story?

Back

La Llorona serves as a supernatural figure that influences the characters' emotions and actions.

Front

How do the sisters' actions reflect their character development in Chapters 13 and 14?

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The sisters show bravery and unity, highlighting their growth and strength in adversity.

Front

What lesson do the sisters learn about trust in Chapter 14?

Back

They learn that not everyone who appears evil is truly untrustworthy, as seen with Chencho.

Front

What does the character of Chencho symbolize in the story?

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Chencho symbolizes the complexity of appearances and the importance of understanding others.