Esperanza Rising: "Los Almendros" Comprehension and Themes Quiz

What is the primary theme of Chapter 7, "Los Almendros" in "Esperanza Rising"?

• The importance of family

• The struggle for social justice

• The resilience of the human spirit

• The challenges of adapting to a new culture

How does Esperanza's attitude towards work change in this chapter?

• She decides she no longer wants to work.

• She begins to take pride in her work.

• She becomes resentful of those who do not have to work.

• She starts to work less to spend more time with her family.

What significant event happens to Miguel in "Los Almendros"?

• He decides to leave the camp.

• He gets a promotion at work.

• He loses his job.

• He starts his own business.

How does Esperanza's relationship with her mother change in this chapter?

• They become more distant.

• They argue more frequently.

• They become closer and more dependent on each other.

• There is no significant change in their relationship.

What does Esperanza learn about the importance of community in "Los Almendros"?

• It is important to be self-sufficient and not rely on others.

• Community support is crucial during difficult times.

• Communities often lead to unnecessary conflicts.

• It is better to keep to oneself to avoid drama.

Which character shows a significant change in attitude towards Esperanza in this chapter?

• Miguel

• Isabel

• Marta

• Josefina

What does the almond tree (almendro) symbolize in this chapter?

• The bitterness of Esperanza's situation

• The strength and resilience of nature

• The fragility of life

• The hope for a better future

How does Esperanza's view of the camp change by the end of "Los Almendros"?

• She sees it as a permanent home.

• She feels more trapped than ever.

• She starts to appreciate the sense of community.

• She plans to leave as soon as possible.

What lesson does Esperanza learn about hard work in this chapter?

• It is often unrewarding.

• It can bring personal satisfaction and pride.

• It is something to be avoided.

• It only benefits others, not oneself.

How does the theme of hope manifest in "Los Almendros"?

• Through Esperanza's dreams of returning to Mexico

• Through the blooming of the almond trees

• Through the community's plans to strike for better conditions

• Through Miguel's promotion and the opportunities it represents