THoMS Ch. 6-10

In chapter 6 'Our Good Day', what does Esperanza's purchase of the bike reveal about her character development?

• She is materialistic and wants to show off
• She values friendship and is willing to sacrifice for connection

• She is impulsive with money

• She likes to ride bikes

How does the description of laughter in Chapter 7 develop the theme of familial bonds?

• It shows how laughter divides families

• It demonstrates how shared laughter connects family members

• It proves that laughter is meaningless

• It indicates that families don't laugh together

What does Esperanza's reaction to the music box in Chapter 8 reveal about her character?

• Her pride prevents her from admitting her true feelings

• She genuinely dislikes music

• She is tone deaf

• She wants to appear sophisticated

How does Cisneros use imagery in describing Meme's house to develop themes about belonging?

• She focuses only on its flaws

• She contrasts its physical imperfections with its emotional significance

• She ignores the house completely

• She describes it as perfect

What literary device is most prominently used in describing the yellow Cadillac in Chapter 10?

• Personification

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Alliteration

How does the bike in Chapter 6 function as a symbol in the story?

• It represents wealth and status

• It symbolizes shared friendship and community

• It shows transportation problems

• It demonstrates mechanical skills

What deeper meaning can be inferred from the way the sisters share laughter in Chapter 7?

• They are mocking each other

• They share a deep genetic and cultural connection

• They are competing with each other

• They are forced to laugh together

How does Gil's music box serve as a metaphor in Chapter 8?

• It represents technological progress

• It symbolizes the beauty and mystery of art

• It shows Gil's wealth

• It demonstrates the store's inventory

How does the structure of Chapter 7 contribute to its meaning?

• It follows a strict chronological order

• It weaves together memory and observation

• It uses only dialogue

• It follows a scientific format

What figurative language is used to describe Rachel and Lucy in Chapter 6?

• Similes comparing them to animals

• Metaphors linking them to natural elements

• Hyperbole about their wealth

• Personification of their belongings