The Color of My Words

What is the main conflict that Ana Rosa faces in The Color of My Words?

• The need to earn money for her family
  

• Her desire to express herself through writing despite the restrictions in her community
  

• Her struggle to protect her family from danger
  

• Her competition with other writers in her school

What is the main theme of *The Color of My Words*?

• A) The importance of family

• B) The power of self-expression

• C) The struggle for survival

• D) The journey of friendship

Which literary device is predominantly used in *The Color of My Words* to convey Ana Rosa's emotions?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

In *The Color of My Words*, what role does the setting play in Ana Rosa's story?

• A) It serves as a backdrop for her adventures

• B) It highlights the cultural and political challenges she faces

• C) It is irrelevant to the plot

• D) It provides a contrast to her inner thoughts

What is Ana Rosa's primary motivation in *The Color of My Words*?

• A) To become a famous author

• B) To help her family financially

• C) To express her thoughts and feelings through writing

• D) To travel the world

How does Ana Rosa's relationship with her brother impact her journey in *The Color of My Words*?

• A) He discourages her from writing

• B) He supports and inspires her creativity

• C) He competes with her for attention

• D) He is indifferent to her dreams

What is the significance of the title *The Color of My Words*?

• A) It refers to Ana Rosa's love for painting

• B) It symbolizes the vividness and impact of her writing

• C) It is a metaphor for her colorful personality

• D) It describes the setting of the story

Which character in *The Color of My Words* serves as a mentor to Ana Rosa?

• A) Her mother

• B) Her teacher

• C) Her neighbor

• D) Her brother

What challenge does Ana Rosa face in pursuing her passion for writing in *The Color of My Words*?

• A) Lack of resources

• B) Community restrictions

• C) Family disapproval

• D) Personal doubts

How does the author use symbolism in *The Color of My Words*?

• A) To depict Ana Rosa's dreams

• B) To illustrate the political climate

• C) To enhance the narrative's emotional depth

• D) To describe the natural environment