Exploring Voice and Character in "The House on Mango Street"

How does the author's use of language in "The House on Mango Street" primarily contribute to the overall tone of the novel?

• By employing complex, verbose language that distances the reader from the characters

• By using simple, yet vivid language that evokes the protagonist's youthful perspective

• By incorporating multiple languages to reflect the diverse community

• By adopting a formal tone that underscores the seriousness of the protagonist's struggles

Which character trope best describes Esperanza's role in "The House on Mango Street"?

• The Chosen One

• The Mentor

• The Outcast

• The Coming-of-Age Hero

In "The House on Mango Street," which character represents the trope of the survivor, resilient in the face of adversity and hardship?

• Esperanza

• Alicia

• Sally

• Marin

How does the narrative voice in "The House on Mango Street" affect the reader's understanding of the protagonist's internal conflicts?

• It creates distance between the reader and the protagonist, making it hard to sympathize with her.

• It provides a direct insight into the protagonist's thoughts and feelings, enhancing empathy.

• It is unreliable, leading to confusion about the protagonist's true desires.

• It shifts frequently, reflecting the instability of the protagonist's life.

In the vignettes of "The House on Mango Street," which character represents the trope of the rebel, challenging societal norms and expectations?

• Esperanza

• Sally

• Rafaela

• Louie

In "The House on Mango Street," how does the author's choice of language influence the reader's perception of the neighborhood?

• It romanticizes the neighborhood, ignoring its flaws.

• It paints a bleak picture, emphasizing only the negative aspects.

• It offers a balanced view, showing both the beauty and the hardship.

• It uses vivid imagery and sensory details to bring the neighborhood to life, making it a character in its own right.

In the vignettes of "The House on Mango Street," which male character represents the trope of the rebel, challenging societal norms and expectations?

• Louie

• Papa

• Meme Ortiz

• Kiki

In the vignettes of "The House on Mango Street," which character portrays the trope of the outcast, often marginalized or ostracized by society?

• Esperanza

• Mamacita

• Ruthie

• Sally

What does Sally represent in "The House on Mango Street"?

• The femme fatale

• The damsel in distress

• They cycle of DV/abuse

• The sex symbol

How does Esperanza's voice evolve throughout "The House on Mango Street"?

• It becomes more cynical and disillusioned.

• It remains static, reflecting her inability to change her situation.

• It grows stronger and more confident as she finds her identity.

• It shifts to mimic the voices of the other characters she encounters.