Who is the narrator of The House on Mango Street?
Esperanza Cordero
This is a recurring symbol representing Esperanza’s desire for a better life.
the house
The story takes place in this city.
Chicago
This author wrote The House on Mango Street.
Sandra Cisneros
Which character is Esperanza's best friend who is described as being very bold and outspoken?
lucy
This theme reflects the feeling of isolation and the struggle for personal identity.
growing up/coming-of-age
Esperanza’s family moves into the house at the beginning of the book on this street.
Mango Street
Sandra Cisneros was born in this country.
the United States
This character dreams of escaping Mango Street by marrying a wealthy man
Sally
The theme of this represents Esperanza’s view of the world, which is often limited by poverty.
poverty
Esperanza’s neighbor who plays a significant role in her coming-of-age story.
Rachel
Cisneros dedicates the introduction of The House on Mango Street to these individuals.
her parents
This character has a strong, yet difficult relationship with her mother and is very independent?
Mamacita
Esperanza’s dream of having a house is often a symbol of her desire for this in her life.
escape
Esperanza reflects on this element of her life when she starts to understand the complexities of adulthood.
sexuality
Cisneros used this literary technique throughout the book to convey Esperanza’s inner thoughts.
vignettes
This character is Esperanza’s role model and mentor, known for her strength and wisdom?
Alicia
This is the symbolic object Esperanza associates with the idea of her ultimate freedom.
writing
Esperanza writes about the introduction of Mango Street and its importance in this specific chapter.
“The House on Mango Street”
The House on Mango Street was first published in this year.
1984