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Open Ended

Why might Miguel feel conflicted about his identity when he arrives in the Dominican Republic?

Multiple Choice

What are some of the Dominican customs that Tía Lola explains to Miguel and his family when they arrive for Christmas?

• Kissing instead of handshakes and the concept of 'ñapa'

• Wearing special clothes for Christmas

• Eating only traditional American food

• Giving gifts at the airport

Multiple Choice

Based on the descriptions in the text, what sensory details does the author use to help readers experience the Dominican Republic through Miguel's eyes?

• Colors, smells, and sounds

• Only the weather

• Just the food

• Only the people

Multiple Choice

Which of the following can you infer about Miguel's feelings during his trip to the Dominican Republic?

• He is thankful for his family and home

• He wishes he could stay in New York

• He feels angry at his mother

• He is uninterested in the new culture

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: Miguel feels suddenly very

just riding in the back seat of an old Chevy, squeezed between two cousins, with his mother, his little sister, and his aunt all talking at the same time.

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the word 'radiant' as used in the vocabulary section?

• Shining or glowing brightly

• Feeling tired

• Being very quiet

• Running quickly