Protagonist's Journey in Poetry Slam

Xiomara navigates the challenges of returning home, seeking reconciliation with her mother, and preparing for a poetry slam. Through support from friends and family, she finds strength in her words and performs at the slam, gaining confidence and familial support. Reflecting on her beliefs, she discovers the power of poetry as a form of expression and connection.

What is the protagonist's main concern about going home?

• Facing her mother

• Completing her homework

• Meeting her friends

• Cooking dinner

Who offers the protagonist a bag of Doritos during lunch?

• Twin

• Isabel

• Ms. Galliano

• Amman

Who accompanies the protagonist to confront her mother?

• Isabel

• Father Sean

• Ms. Galliano

• Amman

What activity helps the protagonist and her mother start mending their relationship?

• Cooking together

• Writing letters

• Attending sessions with Father Sean

• Shopping for clothes

What is the protagonist's main concern about her poems for the slam?

• They are too long

• They are too humorous

• They are too personal

• They are too political

How does the protagonist feel about performing in front of her family?

• Confident

• Nervous

• Excited

• Indifferent

What does the protagonist's boyfriend do to support her before the slam?

• Writes her a poem

• Buys her a gift

• Gives her a book

• Takes her to dinner

What is the audience's reaction to the protagonist's performance at the slam?

• Silence

• Laughter

• Standing ovation

• Booing

What does the protagonist reflect on regarding the power of words?

• They can divide people

• They can bring people together

• They are meaningless

• They are difficult to understand