Summer of the Mariposas Chapters 1-6

What challenges do Odilia and her sisters face during their trip?

• Emotional struggles, physical obstacles, and the unknown.

• Lack of transportation and financial issues.

• Weather conditions and travel restrictions.

• Cultural differences and language barriers.

Who helps Odilia find the man’s house in El Sacrificio?

• La Llorona

• La Catrina

• El Diablo

• La Virgen

Why have Odilia and her sisters hardly seen their paternal grandmother?

• Their father didn't make the effort.

• They live too far away.

• Their grandmother is not interested in seeing them.

• They have been busy with school.

How does Odilia's character develop in the first six chapters?

• She becomes more responsible and aware of her family's needs.

• She becomes more rebellious and distant from her family.

• She shows no significant change in her character.

• She becomes more focused on her personal ambitions.

Who is La Llorona in the context of 'Summer of the Mariposas'?

• A mythical figure who guides and helps Odilia.

• A ghost that haunts the rivers.

• A character who represents lost love.

• A witch who curses the family.

What lesson does Odilia learn from her interactions with La Llorona?

• The importance of listening to guidance and understanding one's heritage.

• The value of wealth and material possessions.

• The significance of revenge and anger.

• The necessity of abandoning one's past.

What role does the setting play in the story?

• It reflects the characters' emotional states and the cultural background.

• It serves as a mere backdrop with no significance.

• It dictates the plot's progression and character development.

• It is only important for establishing the time period.

What does Odilia go to do after leaving her sisters in the clearing in Chapter 5?

• Get them some hot food.

• Find a place to hide.

• Look for more food supplies.

• Gather firewood for the night.

In Chapter 4, did Odilia's sisters organize and pack supplies for the trip?

• True

• False

• They only packed food supplies

• They did not organize anything

How does Odilia's perception of her family change throughout the first six chapters?

• She begins to understand the importance of family connections and healing.

• She becomes more distant from her family and their values.

• She realizes that family is a source of conflict and stress.

• She decides to prioritize her individual goals over family ties.