Mango Street

True (A) or False (B): Nenny agrees with Esperanza’s observation about the house

• True

• False

True (A) or False (B): Esperanza believes that “boys and girls live in separate worlds.”

• True

• False

What does Esperanza not like about her house on Mango Street?

• It has one washroom

• Everyone has to share a bedroom

• The yard is small

• All of the above

Check all the streets that Esperanza and her family have lived on before moving to Mango Street.

• Lewis

• Keeler

• Paulina

• First

• Loomis

Why is the house on Mango Street different than the other houses she has lived in?

• It has a big yard

• Her family owns the house

• It was like the houses on T.V.

• Esperanza gets her own room

Who does Esperanza have to share a bedroom with?

• Carlos

• Kiki

• Nenny

• Mama

• Papa

How does Esperanza describe her relationship to Nenny?

• They are best friends

• It is broken down like their house

• She is like a balloon tied to an anchor

• It is like Carlos' and Kiki's relationship

Esperanza probably remembers the house on Mango Street the most because it _____.

• has a red front door but no trees

• is the first house that her parents own

• represents disappointment and sadness

• is the least attractive of all of her houses

Why is Esperanza unhappy with the house on Mango Street?

• The family has to share a yard with neighbors.

• It is far away from their last home.

• A nun from her school is shocked by it.

• It does not match her idea of a good house.

One day, Esperanza will finally _____.

• move into a nice house

• visit her friends on Mango Street

• say goodbye to Mango Street

• show her house to the nun