Summer of the Mariposas: The Return

When the girls circle up, Odilia changes her mind about the trip, deciding finally that it is the right thing to do because she

• thinks there is a reward for the dead man's body.

• doesn't want them to get in trouble with the law.

• doesn't want to be separated from her sisters.

• doesn't want Mama to worry.

At the end of the chapter 5 what brings the girls closer together?

• Some mariposas' land on them.

• They bond over the food that Odilia brings to them.

• Their favorite singer Selena comes on the radio.

• La Llorana appears to all of them.

What was Odilia supposed to listen to in order to find her way to the dead man's house?

• howling dogs

• fluttering of mariposas

• The sound of the whispering moon

• Siri on her iPhone giving her directions

Why did they have to eat in the woods instead of eating at an restaurant?

• Pita had bit Velia.

• They didn't have enough money for all of them.

• They didn't want to be seen.

• They wanted to eat with the Mariposas

Which best describes Odilia’s feelings about the donkey?

• She is glad that it is distracting Pita.

• She is afraid Pita will want to take it home.

• It reminds her of Teresita’s warnings and she thinks they should use it to get to safety.

• It reminds her of Teresita’s warnings and she is not sure they should trust it.

Which best describes what happens after the donkey finally stops?

• Odilia finally decides to trust him and agrees to spend the night in the cave.

• Pita begins to be afraid of the donkey and warns the others not to trust him.

• The donkey begins to speak and Odilia realizes it is the sorcerer they were warned about.

• Juanita loses patience and insists they leave the donkey and find the barn.

What is the primary theme explored in 'Summer of the Mariposas: The Return'?

• Family and sisterhood

• Adventure and mystery

• Magic and fantasy

• Justice and revenge

Which character in 'Summer of the Mariposas: The Return' is known for their wisdom and guidance?

• Odilia

• Pita

• La Llorona

• Velia

In 'Summer of the Mariposas: The Return', what literary device is predominantly used to describe the journey of the sisters?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

What role does the setting play in 'Summer of the Mariposas: The Return'?

• It serves as a backdrop for the sisters' journey.

• It is a character in itself, influencing the plot.

• It is irrelevant to the story.

• It only provides historical context.