Exploring Emotions in 'Eleven'

Who is the main character in "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros?

• Rachel

• Mrs. Price

• Sylvia Saldivar

• Sandra

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What is the setting of the story "Eleven"?

• A playground

• A classroom

• A library

• A park

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Which item causes conflict in the story?

• A pencil

• A notebook

• A lunchbox

• A red sweater

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What does Rachel wish for on her birthday?

• To be older

• To have a party

• To get a new sweater

• To go home early

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What does the word "raggedy" most likely mean as used to describe the sweater in the story?

• Expensive

• Old and worn out

• Colorful

• Brand new

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Based on context clues, how does Rachel feel when the teacher gives her the sweater?

• Excited

• Proud

• Embarrassed

• Angry

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Which of the following best describes the main theme of "Eleven"?

• The importance of friendship

• The struggle of growing up and feeling misunderstood

• The value of honesty

• The excitement of birthdays

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What can you infer about Mrs. Price’s character based on her actions in the story?

• She is very patient

• She is quick to judge

• She is always cheerful

• She is forgetful

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Why does Rachel say that when you’re eleven, you’re also ten, nine, eight, and so on?

• She believes you carry all your past experiences with you

• She is confused about her age

• She wants to be younger

• She is trying to impress her teacher

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How does the author use Rachel’s thoughts to help the reader understand her feelings?

• By describing her actions only

• By sharing Rachel’s inner dialogue and emotions

• By focusing on other characters

• By using only dialogue

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