Esperanza Rising Chapter 7

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When Marta tried to get the workers to strike, the workers told her to leave the camp.

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Why did Mama and Hortensia's neck and arms hurt?

• The were fighting

• They were sore from exercising

• They were sore from working in the sheds

• They were sick

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• They were excited about the roses and fountain

• They were laughing about the roses and fountain

• They were telling jokes

• They were being sneaky

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Why didn't Esperanza want to go to the jamaica at first?

• She was afraid of the shrine

• She was afraid her mom would be alone

• She was afraid people would be mad at her

• She was afraid the people would tease her

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Esperanza understood Marta because she realized her life had been hard.

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What was the most special part of the grotto to Esperanza?

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• washtub

• roses

• it was behind the cabin

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The word, accustomed means, tired of one's surroundings.

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