The Stolen Party and The Road Not Taken

Who narrates 'The Stolen Party'?

• 1. LILIANA HEKER

• 1. AN UNNAMED THIRD-PERSON NARRATOR

• 1. ROSAURA

• 1. AN UNNAMED FIRST-PERSON NARRATOR

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In what country is "The Stolen Party" likely set?

• ARGENTINA

• MEXICO

• THE US

• CANADA

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Who is the story's protagonist?

• LUCIANA

• SENORA INES

• ROSAURA

• HERMINIA

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What genre is "The Stolen Party"?

• GHOST STORY

• NOVEL

• SCIENCE FICTION

• SHORT STORY

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What is Rosaura's mother's name?

• SENORA INES

• HERMINIA

• IT IS NEVER REVEALED

• LUCIANA

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According to the text, why does Rosaura worry about her mother one day not loving her?

• BECAUSE SHE HAS AN ANXIETY DISORDER

• BECAUSE SHE DOESN'T THINK HER MOTHER COULD LOVE A RICH PERSON

• BECAUSE SHE DOESN'T LOVE HERSELF

• BECAUSE SHE DOESN'T THINK HER MOTHER LOVES HER NOW

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7. What is the "stolen party" referred to in the story?

• A party where things go missing
  

• A party that was robbed
  

• A party that is not what it seems
  

• A party with stolen goods

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1. What is the central theme of "The Stolen Party" by Liliana Heker?**

 

   

• The importance of social status

•     The consequences of betrayal

     

    

•   The impact of family relationships

• The struggle for equality

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 What is the significance of the monkey at the party?**

 

    A

  

• . It symbolizes Rosaura's innocence

     

•   It foreshadows a tragic event

     

• It is a metaphor for the host's deception

• It represents the exploitation of the lower class

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. In what ways does the story address issues of inequality?**

 

   

   

• Both A and B

•     Neither A nor B

• Through Rosaura's interactions with the other children

     

• Through Senora Ines' treatment of Rosaura

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