Esperanza's Journey Quiz page 3-8

What does the knife that Papa gave Esperanza symbolize?

• It is a tool for cutting grapes.

• It is a family heirloom.

• It is used for cooking.

• It symbolizes Esperanza's coming of age.

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How does Esperanza feel about using the knife?

• She feels anxious.

• She feels proud.

• She feels indifferent.

• She feels scared.

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What does "Cuídate los dedos" mean?

• It means "Watch your fingers" and warns Esperanza to be careful.

• It means "Cut the grapes" and instructs her on what to do.

• It means "Sharpen the knife" and reminds her of the preparation.

• It means "Stay in the shade" and suggests she avoid the sun.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

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Describe the appearance of the campesinos and how it reflects their work.

• They wear light dresses and hats.

• They wear long-sleeved shirts and bandanas to protect themselves.

• They wear bright colors to celebrate.

• They wear formal clothing for the harvest.

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What do Esperanza's parents do when she approaches the grapevines?

• They ignore her.

• They smile and nod, encouraging her.

• They scold her for being careless.

• They tell her to come back.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

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What does "¡La cosecha!" mean in the story?

• "The harvest!" celebrating the start of grape picking.

• "The party!" indicating a celebration.

• "The workers!" highlighting the field workers.

• "The vineyard!" pointing to the location.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

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How does Esperanza relate the harvest to her birthday?

• She dislikes celebrating it.

• She looks forward to a fiesta after the harvest.

• She prefers to celebrate alone.

• She forgets about her birthday during the harvest.

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What do Esperanza and her friends talk about regarding their Quinceañeras?

• The food they will eat.

• The beautiful gowns and celebrations they will have.

• The type of music that will be played.

• The location of the parties.

How does Esperanza envision her future after her Quinceañera?

• She imagines living separately from her parents.

• She dreams of becoming a famous dancer.

• She prefers to live with her parents and maintain her current lifestyle.

• She plans to move to a city.

What can be inferred about Esperanza's relationship with her family and lifestyle?

• She feels trapped and wants to leave.

• She adores her family and appreciates her privileged life.

• She is indifferent to their lifestyle.

• She resents being the only child.

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CCSS.RL.3.9

CCSS.RL.4.2

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