๐ŸŒŽ Human Rights
๐Ÿ“œ UDHR
๐Ÿ‡ Esperanza Rising
๐Ÿ“– Story Structure
๐Ÿ‘ฅ Esperanza Characters
100

What are human rights?

Rights that everyone has just because they are human.

100

What does UDHR stand for?

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

100

What country does Esperanza live in at the beginning of the story?

Mexico

100

What is the beginning of a story called, where we meet the characters and learn the setting?

Exposition 

100

Who is the main character of Esperanza Rising?

Esperanza 

200

True or False: Only adults have human rights.

False

200

True or False: The UDHR says everyone has rights.

True

200

What happens to Esperanza's papa?

He is killed.

200

What part of a story is when problems begin and events build up?

Rising Action 

200

Who is Esperanza's mother?

Mama/ Ramona

300

Name one human right.

Education, safety, freedom, or equality.

300

According to the UDHR, does every child have the right to go to school?

Yes!

300

Why do Esperanza and Mama leave Mexico?

To escape Tรญo Luis and start a new life.

300

What is the most exciting or important turning point of a story called?

Climax

300

Who is Esperanza's childhood friend who travels with her to California?

Miguel 

400

Should people be treated differently because of their skin color?

No, everyone deserves equal treatment.

400

Which human right protects people from being treated unfairly because of their differences?

The right to equality / freedom from discrimination.

400

What new chore does Esperanza struggle to learn in California?

Sweeping and taking care of babies.

400

What part of the story happens after the climax, when things begin to settle down?

Falling action

400

Who is the mean uncle who wants to marry Esperanza's mother?

Tรญo Luis

500

Why are human rights important?

They help keep people safe and make sure everyone is treated fairly.

500

Why was the UDHR created?

To help protect the rights of people around the world.

500

How is Esperanzaโ€™s life in California different from her life in Mexico? Give TWO examples.

In Mexico, Esperanza was wealthy, lived in a big house, and had servants. In California, she lives in a small cabin, has fewer belongings, and must learn to do chores herself.

500

What is the ending of a story called, when the problem is solved or the story wraps up?

Resolution 

500

Who is the kind woman who helps care for Esperanza and her family?

Hortensia