Las Uvas

Which of the following is true about Esperanza's birthday in "Las Uvas"?

• It is in the spring, and she's turning 11

• It is in the late winter, and she's turning 13

• It is shortly after harvest, and she'll be turning 13

• It's the summer before harvest, and she's turning 12

In "Las Uvas," Esperanza believes she has bad luck because...

• She pricked her finger on a rose thorn

• She shattered her mother's mirror

• A black cat crossed her path

• It's a full moon

In "Las Uvas," what is the significance of the harvest season for Esperanza's family?

• It marks the beginning of a new year for the family.

• It is a time of celebration and prosperity.

• It is when the family takes a vacation.

• It is a time of mourning for the family.

Which literary device is prominently used in the chapter "Las Uvas" to describe the vineyard?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

In "Las Uvas," what does Esperanza's father teach her about the land?

• The land is a source of wealth.

• The land is alive and needs to be respected.

• The land is only for growing grapes.

• The land is a place to escape from reality.

What is the main theme explored in the chapter "Las Uvas"?

• Friendship

• Betrayal

• Tradition and change

• Love and loss

In "Las Uvas," how does Esperanza's relationship with her mother change?

• They become distant.

• They grow closer and more understanding of each other.

• They start arguing more frequently.

• Their relationship remains the same.

What does the title "Las Uvas" symbolize in the context of the story?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Hardship and struggle

• Family and tradition

• Freedom and independence

In "Las Uvas," what event foreshadows the challenges Esperanza will face?

• The arrival of a storm

• The death of a family member

• The breaking of a family heirloom

• The loss of the grape harvest

Which character in "Las Uvas" provides Esperanza with wisdom and guidance?

• Her mother

• Her grandmother

• Her father

• Her uncle