Arturo Zamora

How would you describe Arturo Zamora's relationship with his family?

• close and loving

• hostile and confrontational

• indifferent and aloof

• distant and strained

What is one way Arturo Zamora's character develops throughout the story?

• Losing interest in his hobbies

• Becoming more shy and withdrawn

• Becoming less responsible and lazy

• Becoming more confident and taking on a leadership role

How does Arturo Zamora's relationship with his family influence his actions?

• His relationship with his family causes him to abandon his dreams.

• His relationship with his family makes him want to become a professional chef.

• His relationship with his family leads him to join a rival restaurant.

• His relationship with his family motivates him to protect their restaurant.

What challenges does Arturo Zamora face due to gentrification?

• rising housing costs, displacement of long-time residents, loss of community and cultural identity

• increased job opportunities, improved infrastructure, enhanced community services

• preservation of historical buildings, increased tourism, revitalized neighborhoods

• decreased crime rates, improved property values, increased economic growth

What lessons can be learned from Arturo Zamora's character development?

• Selfishness, avoiding responsibility, and staying silent

• Isolation, conforming to societal norms, and losing one's voice

• Neglecting community, compromising values, and being passive

• Community, standing up for what is right, and finding one's voice

Where did Arturo Zamora grow up?

• Miami

• New York

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What is Arturo Zamora's background and upbringing like?

• Arturo Zamora is a professional athlete.

• Arturo Zamora comes from a wealthy family.

• Arturo Zamora grew up in a small town.

• Arturo comes from a close knit family

Why is chapter 2 titled "Death By Soap Monsters"?

• There are monsters hiding in the restaurant kitchen.

• Arturo likes to take long relaxing bubble baths.

• Arturo's summer job is as a dish washer and the soap bubbles nearly drowned him.

• Arturo has nightmares about drowning in the bathtub.

What is the primary theme explored in the story of Arturo Zamora?

• Family and community

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Science and technology

Which literary device is prominently used in the story of Arturo Zamora?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Personification