Esperanza Rising

Who was responsible for the death of Papa?

• the Mexican police

• both Tios

• jealous ranch owners

• banditos

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By the conclusion of the story, which attribute does Esperanza lack?

• Optimism

• Independence

• Growth

• Self-Centeredness

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In which country is the ranch located where Esperanza spent her childhood?

• United States

• Mexico

• Canada

• Spain

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What is the reason behind Marta's group advocating for a strike?

• to challenge authority

• for improved working conditions and fair pay

• to face imprisonment

• to be forced out of the country

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What items did Miguel and Alfonso secretly take with them when they left the ranch?

• their entire wardrobe

• precious metals

• clippings of Papa's roses

• every horse from the ranch

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Which event forced Esperanza to quickly mature and take on more responsibilities?

• The loss of her father

• Her mother's sickness

• The affection from Miguel

• The ridicule from Marta

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Esperanza is Spanish for what English word?

• Rising
• Hope
• Love
• Rose

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What is the hometown of Esperanza?

• Aguascalientes, Mexico

• San Diego, California

• Monterrey, Mexico

• Fresno, California

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How does Esperanza metaphorically describe her and Miguel's relationship?

• like being on two sides of the same river

• as the whisper of leaves in the wind

• like a phoenix rising from its ashes

• as distant as mountains and valleys

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What guidance does Esperanza offer to Isabel towards the story's conclusion?

• Stand tall, little one

• Never be afraid to start over

• Dreams are for chasing, never too early

• Keep your spirits up, darling

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