Worksheets"Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the main conflict in the story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros?
a)
Rachel's struggle with her age and identity
b)
Rachel's academic challenges in math class
c)
Rachel's friendship with Sylvia Saldívar
d)
Rachel's relationship with her teacher, Mrs. Price
2.
How does Rachel feel about the red sweater in the story?
a)
She loves the sweater and wants to keep it.
b)
She is indifferent towards the sweater.
c)
She is embarrassed and uncomfortable wearing it.
d)
She is proud to show it off to her classmates.
3.
What causes Rachel to break down and cry in front of her classmates?
a)
Mrs. Price's strict instructions
b)
Phyllis Lopez's claim about the sweater
c)
Sylvia Saldívar's accusation
d)
The itchy and uncomfortable feeling of the sweater
4.
How does Rachel feel about being eleven years old in the story?
a)
She is excited and happy about her birthday.
b)
She wishes she was younger, like a three-year-old.
c)
She wishes she was older.
d)
She is content with her age and experiences.
5.
What is the significance of the red sweater in the story?
a)
It symbolizes Rachel's favorite color.
b)
It represents a cherished gift from her family.
c)
It serves as a source of embarrassment and discomfort for Rachel.
d)
It signifies Rachel's connection to her classmates.
6.
How does Rachel feel about her classmates' reactions to the red sweater?
a)
She is relieved when Phyllis claims it as hers.
b)
She is angry at Sylvia for falsely accusing her.
c)
She is grateful for their support and understanding.
d)
She is embarrassed by their confusion and disbelief.
7.
What does Rachel wish for at the end of the story?
a)
To be a hundred and two years old
b)
To have a different teacher than Mrs. Price
c)
To receive more presents for her birthday
d)
To forget about the events of her eleventh birthday
8.
How does Rachel describe the feeling of being eleven years old?
a)
Like a joyful celebration
b)
Like a heavy burden
c)
Like a distant memory
d)
Like a new beginning
9.
What does the red sweater ultimately represent for Rachel in the story?
a)
A cherished possession
b)
A symbol of her identity
c)
A source of shame and embarrassment
d)
A connection to her past ages
10.
What theme is most prominent in the story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros?
a)
Identity and self-discovery
b)
Friendship and loyalty
c)
Childhood innocence
d)
Authority and obedience
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