Esperanza Rising "Las Cebollas" and "Las Almendras

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What are Esperanza’s jobs at the camp?

Back

Take care of the babies and sweep the platform.

Front

Why do Esperanza and Mama have to share a cabin with Hortensia and Alfonso?

Back

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

Front

About what does Isabel continually ask Esperanza to tell her?

Back

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

Front

What was the secret that Alfonso and Miguel had for Esperanza?

Back

They had brought some roses from her dad's ranch.

Front

What is the definition of advocate?

Back

A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy.

Front

What does Esperanza's experience at the camp teach her about hard work?

Back

Esperanza learns the value of hard work and the importance of contributing to the community.

Front

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

Back

Esperanza learns to care for Isabel and becomes a mentor and friend to her.

Front

What role does family play in Esperanza's life?

Back

Family is central to Esperanza's identity and her motivation to overcome challenges.

Front

What does the act of sharing a cabin symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the struggles and sacrifices that migrant families face.

Front

How does Esperanza's view of wealth change throughout the story?

Back

Esperanza learns that true wealth is not just about money, but about love, friendship, and community.