House on Mango Street Review

"Esperanza experienced a new kind of emotion by being carefree with her newfound friends." Is an example of

• MOOD

• TONE

• SETTING

• THEME

The clock says it's time for me to get up in a loud buzzing sound.

Is an example of what figurative language?

• PERSONIFICATION

• HYPERBOLE

• METAPHOR

• SIMILE

In Those Who Don’t, what does Esperanza mean by “those who do not” know Mango Street?

• They are outsiders who do not understand the struggles of the people living there

• They are people who have never visited Mango Street

• They are individuals who choose to ignore the community

• They are residents who have lived there for generations

How does Esperanza's understanding of "those who don't" reflect the theme of social division in The House on Mango Street?

• It highlights the importance of community support among the poor.

• It suggests that wealth can be shared among different social classes.

• It makes it clear that the rich stay with the rich and the poor stay with the poor.

• It emphasizes the need for social change and equality.

What is the main topic developed in the story of Marin in House on Mango Street?

• Struggle for identity and belonging

• The importance of family

• The pursuit of happiness

• Cultural heritage and tradition

How has Esperanza's mood changed from the first story, "House on Mango Street" to "Our Good Day?"

• She is now happy because she's made 2 new friends

• She feels sad because she misses her old friends

• She is indifferent and doesn't care about her mood

• She is angry due to family issues

What is the tone of Marin's portrayal in the story?

• Nervous and Shy

• Confident and Flirtatious

• Angry and Resentful

• Sad and Melancholic

Which figure of speech is used in this sentence from the story....

"Can't you see they smell like a broom."

• METAPHOR

• HYPERBOLE

• SIMILE

• ALLITERATION

In what ways does Marin's character represent the hopes and struggles of the residents of Mango Street?

• Her desire for freedom and escape from the constraints of her environment

• Her commitment to traditional gender roles

• Her indifference to her surroundings

• Her focus on material wealth and success

What role does the friendship between Esperanza and the other girls play in Our Good Day?

• It demonstrates the importance of shared experiences and the joy that can come from simple, carefree moments.

• It highlights the conflicts and misunderstandings that can arise in friendships.

• It shows how competition can affect relationships among friends.

• It emphasizes the need for independence and self-reliance in personal growth.