Esperanza Rising "Las Cebollas" (onions)

Front

What is the reason Esperanza and Mama share a cabin with Hortensia and Alfonso?

Back

The landowner will only provide one cabin for each man and his family; there is no housing available for single women.

Front

What does Isabel frequently ask Esperanza about?

Back

Isabel wants to know about Esperanza's life when she was wealthy.

Front

What is Mama's occupation at the camp?

Back

Mama works in the shed packing grapes.

Front

What does Esperanza's new home remind her of?

Back

It reminds her of the horse stables at El Rancho de las Rosas.

Front

What are Esperanza's responsibilities at the camp?

Back

Esperanza is responsible for taking care of the babies and sweeping the platform.

Front

What does the cabin symbolize for Esperanza?

Back

The cabin symbolizes a loss of her previous life and the challenges of her new circumstances.

Front

How does Esperanza's relationship with Isabel evolve throughout the story?

Back

Esperanza learns to appreciate Isabel's friendship and shares her past experiences, bridging their different backgrounds.

Front

What challenges do Esperanza and her family face in the camp?

Back

They face economic hardship, cultural adjustment, and the struggle for dignity and respect.

Front

What role does community play in the lives of the characters in the camp?

Back

Community provides support, shared experiences, and a sense of belonging among the workers.

Front

How does Esperanza's character develop in the story?

Back

Esperanza evolves from a privileged girl to a resilient young woman who learns to adapt to her new reality.