Ch. 1-4
Where do the girls live in the United States
Eagle Pass, Texas
What is the name of the town the girls travel to in Mexico to drop off Gabriel?
El Sacrificio
What was La Llorona's warning that the younger sisters break when leaving Cecilia's?
The girls had to remain "pure of heart"
Who do the girls finally meet at Hacienda Dorada?
Abuelita Remedios
"-ject"
Is this a root or a base word? Why?
Root word, it would not be able to stand alone
What do they find rolled up in Gabriel's leg in the river
Rolled up Money
Who is Inés?
Gabriel's wife
Teresita tells the girls there are three "children of darknesss" the girls will have to survive against, what are they?
The Nagual, the lechuzas, and the chupacabras.
The nagual wants to be more powerful than which Aztec God?
Huitzilopochtli
Conjunction
What is Mamá's job?
Overnight waitress
What does the chapter title, "La Sirena", hint might happen to the girls
They will be lured into a dangerous situation
La Garza means...
The Heron
The lechuzas are what kind of animal?
The are a mix of an old woman and AN OWL
The lechuzas have "metal tongues" that can destroy even the wisest of men, they can alter their voices and expose your inner fears
What literary device is being used to describe the "metal tongues?"
A Metaphor
Who is the mentor Odilia meets in her dream?
La Llorona
The newspaper Odilia picks up has a picture of her and her sisters. It reads:"Desaparecidas!"
What can we infer the meaning of "Desaparecidas!" is?
missing/disappeared girls
What animal does the Nagual disguise himself as?
a donkey
What is the name of the Chupacabra boy in Ch. 14?
Chencho
1 Minute: Using the book's glossary, what does paliza mean?
Glossary starts on page 338 (eng)
beating
The girls lie to the boarder patrol agent saying they are going to Mexico for what reason?
Delia and Velia's birthday party
How does Odilia distract Inés in the kitchen
She uses her pendent to hypnotize her
What is the name of the "juice" Odilia gives her sisters to throw up Cecilia's treats?
Jojotle juice
They go to a church to pray
Name these five literary devices for a full 500 pts.
Hyperbole, Personification, Verbal Irony, Pun, Idiom
An extreme exaggeration, giving human attributes to non-human items, to say something you mean the opposite of (similar to sarcasm), A word or phrase that has a double meaning comedic effect, a phrase that has an alternative and implied other meaning