The House on Mango Street 1-12

What forced Esperanza’s family to move to the house on Mango Street?

• A building fire forced them to move away

• The landlord would not fix failing pipes in the old apartment

• Her parents were going through a divorce

• A terrible storm destroyed the old apartment

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Which of the following is true about the house on Mango Street?

• It has one bedroom and one bathroom

• It is substantially larger than the last apartment

• It is a white house with a small picket fence

• The landlords of the house are much nicer than the last group of landlords

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Why does Esperanza like to sleep near her mom?

• She likes the smell of her mom’s hair

• She had insomnia

• Her mom’s bedroom is much larger and nicer than her own

• She loves the long late night conversations they have every night

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True or false

Esperanza is surprised to see that boys and girls interact with one another constantly in her new neighborhood

• True

• False

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What frustrates Esperanza about her younger sister Nenny?

• Nenny tells on Esperanza all the time

• Nenny totally ignores Esperanza in public

• Nenny calls Esperanza terrible names

• Nenny is Esperanza’s responsibility

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What does Esperanza say she wants?

• To be an only child

• To have a best friend

• To go back to the old house

• To be done with school forever

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Which of the following is true about Esperanza’s name?

• It means “dreamer” in English

• It is not her birth name¨ but rather the name she chooses to go by

• She does not like how it is pronounced in English

• She is named after her favorite aunt

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Why did Esperanza’s great grandmother live a sad life?

• She suffered numerous illnesses throughout life

• She lost her beloved husband and a young age and never found love again

• She lived in a house without windows

• She was forced into a marriage she did not want to be part of

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According to Esperanza, both Chinese and Mexican cultures…

• are the most warm and inviting of all cultures

• seem not to want women to be in positions of strength

• are constantly at war with each other

• total opposites of each other

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Esperanza was born during the Chinese year of the…

• Dragon

• Horse

• Sheep

• Snake

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