Culture
Characters
Literary Devices
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100

Where did Xiomara's parents immigrate from?

The Dominican Republic

100

Who is the protagonist (main character) of our story?

Xiomara

100

What is a theme?

A lesson or moral of a story/ text. 

100

Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.


Remorse

100

Where does the book take place?

New York City


200

What religion does Xiomara's family practice?

Christianity/ catholicism 

200

What is Twin's first name?

Xavier

200

I want to break myself open

like an egg smacked hard against an edge.

What type of literary device is this? 

Simile

200

A view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.


Opinion

200

What subject does Ms. Galiano teach?

English 

300

What are Twin and Xiomara's responsibilities at home? 

Xiomara is responsible for a lot of chores and cleaning. Twin is not expected to contribute as much. 

300

What did Mami want to be before marrying Papi?

A nun 

300

My anger wants to become a creature

with teeth and nails but I keep it collared because this is my mother

What type of literary device is this? 

Metaphor

300

Comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness.

Solace

300

Where does Twin go to school?

A fancy genius school 

400

What is the process of confirmation?

Confirmation is the process of being accepted as an adult in the church. 

400

What happened to Aman's mom?

She never came to the U.S. after Aman and his dad immigrated from Trinidad. 

400

When Xiomara references Medusa in her poem "How I Feel About Attention," what literary device is she using? 

Allusion

400

To cause someone to be unable to understand or explain something; to bewilder or perplex


Baffle

400

What does Mr. Monaghan hunt for in the morning?

ROACHES!

500

What does Xiomara's name mean?

One who is ready for war. 

500

What sport did Father Sean play?

Boxing 

500

I let my hands pretend to be punctuation marks

that slash, and point, and press in on each other.

What literary device is this an example of? 

Personification

500

An outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality. 


Facade

500

How many cats does Ms. Munnelly have?

2

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