Names/Nombres

Fact or Opinion: "My mother thought it the ugliest name she ever heard..."

• FACT

• OPINION

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Fact or Opinion: "There were many gifts - that was a plus to a large family!"

• FACT

• OPINION

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Fact or Opinion: "We had been born in New York City back when our parents had first tried immigration..."

• FACT

• OPINION

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Fact or Opinion: "Why that's a beautiful name!"

• FACT

• OPINION

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CCSS.RL.11-12.6

Fact or Opinion: "After the commencement ceremony, my family waited outside in the parking lot..."

• FACT

• OPINION

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CCSS.RL.11-12.6

Which sentence shows that the story is written in FIRST person?

• "Hey little girl, stop riding the elevator up and down..."

• "Mami and some other new mothers were cooing over their new baby sons"

• "I said our name to myself, opening my mouth wide..."

• "They sat in the first row to better understand..."

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Names/Nombres is a personal narrative. What does the word NARRATIVE mean?

• story

• character

• storyteller

• opinion

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CCSS.RL.5.6

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What is the narrator's real name?

• Judy Alcatraz

• Mauran

• Ana

• Julia Alvarez

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Why did the youngest sister have the easiest time growing up?

• She looked like Chiquita Banana

• She had more money

• Her name was similar to an American name

• She grew up in the United States

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Besides their names, what's another difference between the two eldest daughters and the youngest?

• The first two were born in the U.S. but the third wasn't.

• Only the youngest graduated.

• The first two were born in the Dominican Republic, but the third wasn't.

• Julia got a typewriter as a present.

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