Understanding Rosaria's Party Experience

In 'The Stolen Party' by Liliana Heker, Rosaria, a young girl in Argentina, argues with her mother about attending a rich friend's birthday party. Despite her mother's warnings, Rosaria attends and enjoys the party, helping with tasks and participating in a magician's performance. However, she realizes her role as the maid's daughter when she receives money instead of a gift, highlighting class differences.

Who is the author of 'The Stolen Party'?

• Gabriel Garcia Marquez

• Liliana Hecker

• Isabel Allende

• Jorge Luis Borges

What is Rosaria's mother's opinion about the party?

• She is indifferent

• She is supportive

• She is excited for Rosaria

• She is skeptical and dismissive

Why does Rosaria want to attend the party?

• To eat cake

• To prove her mother wrong

• To see the magician

• Because Luciana is her friend

What does Rosaria do upon arriving at the party?

• Starts playing games

• Goes to the kitchen to see the monkey

• Joins the other children immediately

• Looks for Luciana

What is Rosaria's special privilege at the party?

• She can enter the kitchen

• She gets the first piece of cake

• She is the magician's assistant

• She receives a special gift

How does Rosaria feel during the party games?

• Delighted

• Confused

• Unhappy

• Bored

What role does Rosaria play in the magician's act?

• She disappears

• She holds the monkey

• She guesses a card

• She assists with a card trick

What does Senora Aines give Rosaria at the end of the party?

• A book

• Money

• A yo-yo

• A bracelet