The Three Sisters' Lessons

The chapter 'The Three Sisters' from 'The House on Mango Street' by Sandra Cisneros describes the mystical arrival of three sisters who visit after the death of a baby. Esperanza, the protagonist, interacts with them, receiving a piece of gum and a prediction about her future. The sisters advise her to remember her roots and return for those who cannot leave as easily. Esperanza makes a wish, and the sisters assure her it will come true. The chapter ends with Esperanza reflecting on the encounter and the promise she made.

What is the title of the chapter being read in the video?

• The Wind in August

• The House on Mango Street

• The Three Sisters

• Esperanza's Journey

How are the three sisters described when they arrive?

• As strong and bold

• Thin as a spiderweb

• Silent and invisible

• Loud and boisterous

What event occurs that brings the community together?

• A birthday party

• The death of a baby

• A festival

• A wedding

What unusual event happened the night before the baby's condition worsened?

• A cat meowed

• A rainbow appeared

• A dog cried

• A storm hit

How does the community react to the baby's death?

• They hold a protest

• They ignore it

• They celebrate

• They visit the house

What do the sisters give Esperanza when they first meet her?

• A coin

• A flower

• A stick of gum

• A book

What do the sisters predict about Esperanza's future?

• She will become a teacher

• She will travel far

• She will forget her past

• She will stay in Mango Street

What does Esperanza wish for when prompted by the sisters?

• To be famous

• To be rich

• To leave Mango Street

• To have a family

What advice do the sisters give Esperanza about her identity?

• To remember who she is

• To move to a new place

• To forget her past

• To change her name

What does Esperanza feel after her conversation with the sisters?

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Joyful

• Ashamed