The House on Mango Street: 3-57_2022

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What does Esperanza feel about paying $5 for a friend in 'Our Good Day'?

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Esperanza feels that $5 is cheap since she doesn't have friends.

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In 'And Some More', who does Esperanza refer to when she says, 'Ut oh Nenny, better get the broom, too much trash in our front yard today'?

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Esperanza is referring to Lucy and Rachel.

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Why does Mr. Benny say that the shoes are dangerous in 'The Family of Little Feet'?

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Mr. Benny says the shoes are dangerous because the girls will draw unwanted attention from men.

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In 'Boys and Girls', why is Nenny Esperanza’s responsibility?

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Nenny is Esperanza's responsibility for multiple reasons, including family obligations.

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How do snoring, rain, and Mama’s hair make Esperanza feel in 'Hairs'?

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They make Esperanza feel safe.

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What is the significance of friendship in 'The House on Mango Street'?

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Friendship is portrayed as a crucial aspect of Esperanza's life, influencing her feelings of belonging and identity.

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How does Esperanza's relationship with her family shape her identity?

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Esperanza's family relationships provide her with a sense of responsibility and influence her understanding of gender roles.

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What role does the neighborhood play in shaping the characters in 'The House on Mango Street'?

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The neighborhood serves as a backdrop that influences the characters' experiences, aspirations, and challenges.

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What themes are explored in 'The House on Mango Street'?

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Themes include identity, gender roles, cultural heritage, and the quest for belonging.

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How does Esperanza's perspective on her neighborhood change throughout the book?

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Esperanza's perspective evolves from feeling trapped to seeking empowerment and a sense of belonging.