The Color of my Words Review

What is one of the main themes in The Color of My Words?

• The importance of community and family

• The struggle to survive in a harsh environment

• The dangers of trusting others

• The pursuit of wealth and fame

How does the protagonist in The Color of My Words express her identity?

• Through her poetry and writing

• By conforming to societal expectations

• Through her relationships with others

• By seeking approval from her peers

What role does the setting play in The Color of My Words?

• It serves as a backdrop for the protagonist's struggles

• It is irrelevant to the story's themes

• It highlights the wealth of the characters

• It creates a sense of isolation for the protagonist

Which of the following details best supports the theme of finding your voice in the story?

• Ana Rosa’s fear of the Grim Grim tree

• Ana Rosa’s love for writing and expressing her thoughts

• Ana Rosa’s fascination with the ocean and the beach

• Ana Rosa’s relationship with her brother, Guario

What can you infer about Ana Rosa's feelings toward her family based on her actions in the story?

• a) She is frustrated and distant from them.

• b) She feels loved and supported by them.

• c) She is afraid they will never understand her.

• d) She is jealous of their success.

When Ana Rosa says, "I wanted to hold my thoughts until I found the perfect words," what can we infer about her character?

• She is impatient and impulsive.
  

• b) She is thoughtful and reflective.

• c) She is unsure of herself and her abilities.

• d) She is uninterested in writing or sharing her thoughts.

In the sentence, "Ana Rosa’s dream was always bubbling inside her, threatening to overflow," what does the word "overflow" most likely mean based on the context?

• To spill out suddenly

• To disappear slowly

• To grow weaker over time

• To stop completely

What does the word "grim" most likely mean in the phrase "the Grim Grim tree stood tall and menacing"?

• Friendly

• Frightening

• Silly

• Unimportant

How does Ana Rosa’s passion for writing help her develop throughout the book?

• It distances her from her family.

• It helps her understand her identity and voice.

• It causes her to be rebellious against her community.

• It makes her obsessed with fame and recognition.

How does Guario’s relationship with Ana Rosa influence her growth as a writer?

• He discourages her from writing because it’s dangerous.

• He teaches her how to focus on her writing career.

• He becomes her biggest supporter and inspires her to write.

• He asks her to stop writing and focus on her studies.