FAITH AND FAMILY EXPECTATIONS
BODY IMAGE AND SELF AWARENESS
ROMANTIC AWARENESS AND NEW DESIRE
FRIENDSHIP AND CONTRAST
100

What does Mami guard closely

Her daughter's purity

100

What physical feature draws comments from peers.

Xiomara's curves.

100

Who is the boy Xiomara starts to like.

Aman

100

How is Caridad different from Xiomara?

Caridad is more obedient, while Xiomara is more rebellious.

200

What does Mami want Xiomara to be

An obedient, pure daughter. Almost like a nun.

200

What kind of attention did Xiomara receive.

She received a lot of verbal harassment and catcalling.

200

What do Twin notice about Xiomara.

She is starting to smile at her phone more often.

200

What does Caridad believe in.

Caridad believes in waiting until marriage.

300

What does Xiomara's maturity encourage her to do.

It encourages her to defy Mami's authority and do things she was never allowed to do before.

300

How does Xiomara initially feel about her body.

Uncomfortable/she thinks she doesn't fit in the way she is.

300

What does Xiomara's attraction to Aman awaken.

Xiomara's curiosity in things that casual relationships do.

300

What does Xiomara feel she should do

Hate Caridad

400

What emotion does Xiomara feel in the church.

She has grown up with the feeling of being disconnected from the church.

400

What does growing up help Xiomara realize about her body.

She learns to embrace her body rather than let people belittle her for it.

400

What was a new milestone for Xiomara

Going on a date with a boy

400

Why do X and C stay friends

They grew up together

500

What does Xiomara want more of in her life.

She wants more independence, away from mami.

500

What new feeling forms as Xiomara matures.

She is able to accept how her body looks and is confident about herself.

500

In Page 146 "Wants" what poetic device is used to show Xiomara is now interested in male attention?  

Juxtaposition.

500

Turn to page 30-31, find one line that shows that Caridad does not judge Xiomara.

"But she don't ever tell me in wrong"