Real Women Have Curves Play By Josefina Lopez Test

Where does most of the play take place?

• A high school classroom

• A sewing factory in East Los Angeles

• A beauty salon in New York

• A university dorm room

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What is Ana’s dream for her future?

• To open her own sewing factory

• To get married and have children

• To attend college and become a writer

• To move to Mexico with her family

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Why is Estela worried about the factory?

• The women are threatening to quit

• She owes money and risks losing the business

• The factory is too small for large orders

• She wants to close it to go to college

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Which event shows Ana’s rebellion against her mother’s expectations?

• Refusing to cook dinner for the family

• Sneaking out with friends late at night

• Declaring she wants to go to college instead of staying in the factory

• Buying new clothes without asking permission

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Which of the following best describes Carmen, Ana’s mother?

• Strict, traditional, and focused on survival

• Carefree, fun-loving, and supportive of Ana’s dreams

• Wealthy, distant, and uninterested in family

• Shy, quiet, and unwilling to speak her mind

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Which character owns the sewing factory?

• Carmen

• Estela

• Pancha

• Ana

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Who often criticizes Ana for her body size?

• Estela

• Pancha

• Carmen

• Mr. Guzmán

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Which character represents ambition and determination to succeed through education?

• Carmen

• Pancha

• Estela

• Ana

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Which theme is MOST central to the play?

• Technology and progress

• Body image and self-acceptance

• War and politics

• Sports and competition

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The conflict between Ana and her mother Carmen mainly represents—

• Generational conflict between tradition and independence

• Sibling rivalry in a working-class family

• Romantic jealousy

• Religious differences

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