My Diary from Here to There HMH Module 3 Lesson 13

Front

What does Michi feel about Amada moving?

Back

Michi is envious of Amada's family situation compared to her own.

Front

Why does the author use diary entries in the story?

Back

To show readers how the narrator is feeling and what she is thinking about her experience.

Front

How does Amada's perspective on moving to Los Angeles differ from her brothers'?

Back

Amada does not feel good about moving, while her brothers are excited to experience American life.

Front

What is the narrator's perspective towards moving?

Back

She is anxious about leaving all she has ever known.

Front

Which sentence indicates that the story would change if told from another character's perspective?

Back

"When I was six - not a big kid like you - my Papa and Mama moved our family back to Mexico. It was a big change but, we got through it."

Front

What is a key theme in 'My Diary from Here to There'?

Back

The challenges and emotions associated with moving and adapting to a new environment.

Front

What literary device is used when the story is told through diary entries?

Back

First-person point of view.

Front

How does the author convey the narrator's feelings about leaving her home?

Back

Through emotional language and personal reflections in the diary.

Front

What can readers learn from Amada's feelings about moving?

Back

Readers can understand the mixed emotions of excitement and fear that come with change.

Front

What does the dialogue in the story reveal about relationships?

Back

It shows the bond and feelings of friendship between Michi and Amada.