Esperanza Rising Chapter 10

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Describe Esperanza's hands.

Back

Esperanza's hands are described as cut, scarred, swollen, and stiff.

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Why did Esperanza save money?

Back

Esperanza saved money to buy money orders.

Front

Esperanza's hands looked like what?

Back

Esperanza's hands looked like an old man's hands.

Front

Where did Esperanza buy groceries?

Back

Esperanza bought groceries at Mr. Yakota's market.

Front

What illness does Mama have?

Back

Mama has pneumonia.

Front

What does it mean for hands to be 'scarred'?

Back

Scarred means that the hands have marks or injuries that have healed.

Front

What is the significance of money orders in the story?

Back

Money orders are important for sending money safely, especially when traditional banking is not available.

Front

How does Esperanza's experience reflect her growth?

Back

Esperanza's experience shows her transition from a sheltered life to facing hardships and responsibilities.

Front

What does 'swollen' indicate about Esperanza's hands?

Back

Swollen indicates that Esperanza's hands are puffy, likely due to hard work or injury.

Front

Why is Mr. Yakota's market important to Esperanza?

Back

Mr. Yakota's market is a place where Esperanza can buy essential groceries for her family.