House on Mango Street

What are Esperanza's dreams and aspirations in the House on Mango Street?

• To have her own house, escape the constraints of her neighborhood, and become a writer.

• To start her own business, become a politician, and have a large social media following.

• To become a famous actress, live in a mansion, and have a personal chef.

• To become a doctor, marry a wealthy man, and travel the world.

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How does the theme of identity play a role in the House on Mango Street?

• The theme of identity is explored through the experiences of the main character, Esperanza, in a predominantly African American neighborhood.

• The theme of identity is only explored through the experiences of secondary characters in the House on Mango Street.

• The theme of identity is explored through the experiences of the main character, Esperanza, in a predominantly Latino neighborhood.

• The theme of identity is not explored in the House on Mango Street.

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What is the concept of home in the House on Mango Street?

• The concept of home in the House on Mango Street is irrelevant to the story.

• The concept of home in the House on Mango Street is multifaceted and represents a sense of belonging, identity, and community.

• The concept of home in the House on Mango Street is solely about physical shelter.

• The concept of home in the House on Mango Street is only about personal possessions.

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How does storytelling hold power in the House on Mango Street?

• Storytelling gives voice to the characters and allows them to express their experiences, dreams, and struggles.

• Storytelling helps the characters forget about their experiences, dreams, and struggles.

• Storytelling is irrelevant to the characters' experiences, dreams, and struggles.

• Storytelling is a form of entertainment for the characters and has no real power.

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What is the impact of poverty in the House on Mango Street?

• It improves the quality of life for the residents.

• It has no impact on the residents.

• It increases opportunities and resources for the residents.

• It limits opportunities and resources for the residents.

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What does Esperanza hope to achieve in her life?

• To achieve her dreams and find happiness and fulfillment in her life.

• To find true love and start a family.

• To travel the world and have adventures.

• To become rich and famous.

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How does Esperanza's identity shape her experiences in the House on Mango Street?

• Esperanza's identity as a wealthy white girl shapes her experiences in the House on Mango Street.

• Esperanza's identity as a middle-aged woman shapes her experiences in the House on Mango Street.

• Esperanza's identity as a famous actress shapes her experiences in the House on Mango Street.

• Esperanza's identity as a young Latina girl living in a poor neighborhood shapes her experiences in the House on Mango Street.

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What does home represent for Esperanza and the other characters in the House on Mango Street?

• A sense of belonging, identity, and stability.

• A place of isolation and loneliness.

• A source of fear and insecurity.

• A symbol of confinement and limitation.

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How does storytelling help the characters in the House on Mango Street cope with their circumstances?

• Storytelling helps them escape their circumstances and create a fantasy world.

• Storytelling isolates them further and prevents them from finding solutions.

• Storytelling makes them more vulnerable and exposes their weaknesses.

• Storytelling allows them to express their emotions, share their experiences, and find a sense of identity and empowerment.

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How does poverty affect the characters' lives in the House on Mango Street?

• Poverty provides characters with opportunities for personal growth.

• Poverty limits opportunities, traps characters in a cycle of struggle, and shapes their perspectives.

• Poverty has no impact on the characters' lives in the House on Mango Street.

• Poverty is a temporary condition that the characters easily overcome.

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