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WorksheetsEsperanza Rising Las Cebollas
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why do you think Miguel is being so kind and understanding to Esperanza?
He wants to go out with her.
He feels bad about her father.
She is having a hard time adjusting to being poor.
He loves her.
During "Las Cebollas," Isabel must teach Esperanza many things even though she is younger and has had a less privileged life. How does Isabel react to having to teach Esperanza so many thing?(Use RACE in your answer-Restate the question, answer the question in your own words, include a quote from the text in your answer to support your thoughts.)
How does Las Cebollas fit into the overall structure of the story?
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
Falling action
Why do Esperanza and Mama have to share a cabin with Hortensia and Alfonso?
The landowner will only give one cabin for each man and his family; there is no housing for single women.
Hortensia and Alfonso need Esperanza to clean the cabin and cook while they are at work.
Mama doesn't want to be separated from her only friends in the United States.
Mama and Esperanza can't afford the rent for their own cabin.
Reread pages 110-113. How does Isabel respond to having to stay home and not work, while everyone else works? (Cite specific information from the text)-Use RACE-Restate the question, answer in your own words and add a quote directly from the text.
Chapter 6 of Esperanza Rising is called "Las Cebollas." What does that mean in English?
figs
celery
onions
What is the significance of the chapter title 'Las Cebollas' in 'Esperanza Rising'?
It represents the layers of Esperanza's emotions.
It symbolizes the hardships of farm labor.
It refers to a specific event involving onions.
It is a metaphor for Esperanza's growth.
In 'Esperanza Rising', why is the chapter titled 'Las Cebollas'?
Because Esperanza learns to cook onions.
Because onions are a major crop in the story.
Because onions symbolize tears and struggles.
Because onions are Esperanza's favorite food.
What does Esperanza learn about herself in the chapter 'Las Cebollas'?
She learns to be more independent.
She discovers her love for cooking.
She realizes the importance of family.
She understands the value of hard work.
How does the setting in 'Las Cebollas' contribute to the story's theme?
It highlights the economic struggles of the characters.
It shows the beauty of the Mexican landscape.
It emphasizes the cultural differences.
It provides a backdrop for Esperanza's personal growth.
What literary device is primarily used in the chapter 'Las Cebollas' of 'Esperanza Rising'?
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Irony
Which character development is most evident in 'Las Cebollas'?
Esperanza becomes more empathetic.
Mama becomes more resilient.
Miguel becomes more ambitious.
Hortensia becomes more nurturing.
What is a major theme explored in the chapter 'Las Cebollas'?
Friendship
Perseverance
Betrayal
Freedom
How does the author use imagery in 'Las Cebollas' to enhance the narrative?
By describing the vivid colors of the farm.
By detailing the harsh conditions of work.
By illustrating the beauty of the sunrise.
By focusing on the sounds of the market.
What challenge does Esperanza face in 'Las Cebollas'?
Learning a new language
Adapting to a new lifestyle
Making new friends
Overcoming a fear of heights
