Characters
Places
Literary Vocabulary
Quotes
Wild Card
100

The woman who is afraid to assimilate and refuses to learn English.

Who is Mamacita?

100

The city and state where the novel takes place.

What is Chicago, Illinois?

100

The person who wrote the book.

What is the author?

100

Esperanza compares herself to a balloon tied to this.

What is an anchor?

100

Esperanza does not have $5 to pay for the bike.  She gets the $5 by ____________________.

What is "she takes $2 from her sister?"

200

Who passed away in Esperanza's family?

Who is her grandfather or her Papa's father?

200

The country Esperanza's family originated from.

What is Mexico?

200

A comparison using like or as.

What is a simile.

200

Esperanza explains, "It was my __________________'s name, and now it is mine."

Who is her great-grandmother?

200

His hair is "like a broom."

Who is Papa?

300

The name of Esperanza's sister.

What is Nenny?

300

This is the state where Rachel and Lucy are from.

What is Texas?

300

A person in a story.

What is a character?

300

She tells Esperanza, "if you give me five dollars, I'll be your friend forever."

Who is Rachel?

300

The number of people in Esperanza's family.

What is six?

400

The names of Esperanza's two brothers.

What are Carlos and Kiki?

400

This is the name of ONE of the streets where Esperanza lived BEFORE Mango Street.

What Loomis or Keeler or Paulina Street?

400

True or False:  Esperanza is the narrator of the story.

What is true?

400

She tells Esperanza not to talk to Lucy and Rachel.

Who is Cathy?

400

Esperanza says that her name means this in Spanish.

What is too many letters?

500

She is described as the "big one who laughs with all her teeth."

Who is Lucy?

500

The name of the street that Esperanza lives on.

What is Mango Street?

500

This book is divided into short descriptions called ___________.

What are vignettes?

500

This character tells Esperanza that her grandfather has died.

Who is Papa?

500

When Esperanza and Nenny laugh, Esperanza says it sounds like this:

What is a "pile of dishes breaking."