The House on Mango Street Quiz pages 76-88

1. What is the title of the chapter where Esperanza encounters a neighbor who does not speak English?

• "No Speak English"

• "Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays"?

• Sally

• Meme Ortiz

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What language does the neighbor in "No Speak English" primarily speak?

• Spanish
• French
• German
• Italian

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. How does Esperanza feel when the neighbor in "No Speak English" tries to communicate with her?

• happy
• embarrassed

• grateful
• annoyed

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Who is Rafaela in "Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays"?

• The main character
• woman who is trapped in her apartment by her husband

• Rafaela's best friend.
• The author of the story.

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6. Why can't Rafaela leave her apartment freely in "Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays"?

• Her husband is afraid other men will look at her, so he keeps her locked up.

• She is under house arrest
• She is physically unable to leave her apartment
• She is afraid of leaving her apartment

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What does Rafaela ask the narrator, Esperanza, to do for her in "Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays"?

• Buy her apple and orange juice on Tuesdays.
• Buy her coconut and papaya juice.

• Buy her coconut and papaya juice on Mondays.
• Buy her coconut and papaya juice on Wednesdays.

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In "Rafaela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays," what does the story suggest about the lives of women in the neighborhood?

• Women in the neighborhood have no routines or preferences for their daily activities.
• Women in the neighborhood only drink coconut and papaya juice on Tuesdays.
• It highlights the restrictions and limitations some women face in their marriages and daily lives.

• Women in the neighborhood have different routines and preferences for their daily activities.

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9. What do the stories of Rafaela and other women in the neighborhood reveal about gender roles in their community?

• Progressive and inclusive.
• Equal and balanced.
• Nonexistent and irrelevant.
• traditional gender roles and expectations

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10. What does Esperanza feel as she observes the lives of women like Rafaela in her neighborhood?

• Empathy, sadness, and a determination to escape the same fate.

• Admiration and envy.
• Apathy and indifference.
• Confusion and frustration.

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What is Sally's family situation like, and why does she want to get married at a young age?

• Sally comes from a broken family and wants to find stability through marriage.
• Sally's family is pressuring her to get married at a young age.
• Sally's family is wealthy and she wants to secure her inheritance by getting married.
• Sally's family life is abusive, and she wants to escape her oppressive household by getting married.

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