Abuela's Journey: Language and Family

The story follows Mia and her Abuela, who moves in with Mia's family. Initially, they struggle with a language barrier, but through creative methods like word cards and the help of a parrot named Mango, they learn to communicate. As they bond, Abuela shares stories of her past, and Mia learns more about her heritage. The story highlights themes of family, language learning, and cultural connection.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• A school adventure

• A journey to a new country

• The excitement of reading a new book

• A family reunion

Why does Abuela come to live with the family?

• She wants to learn English

• Her old home was too far and too much for her alone

• She missed her grandchildren

• She wanted to explore a new city

How does the narrator feel about meeting Abuela for the first time?

• Excited

• Nervous

• Shy

• Indifferent

What does Abuela struggle with when the narrator shows her a new book?

• Remembering the story

• Finding her glasses

• Unlocking the English words

• Understanding the pictures

What does 'abuelo' mean?

• Uncle

• Father

• Grandfather

• Grandmother

What activity do the narrator and Abuela do together in the park?

• Play soccer

• Paint pictures

• Ride bicycles

• Feed the sparrows

How does the narrator try to help Abuela learn English?

• By singing English songs

• By watching English TV shows

• By using word cards around the house

• By reading books together

Why does the narrator want to buy a parrot for Abuela?

• To help it learn English

• To teach it tricks

• To remind her of home

• To have a pet to play with

What role does Mango the parrot play in the story?

• He helps Abuela feel less lonely

• He becomes a family pet

• He bridges the language gap

• He entertains the neighbors

How does Abuela's confidence in speaking English grow?

• By attending English classes

• By practicing with Mango and the narrator

• By reading English books

• By watching English movies