The House on Mango Street Quiz #1

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1. In the first paragraph, the author creates a rhythm in the writing that reflects the rhythm of the narrator's early life by -

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2. Although the book is a piece of fiction, the repeated use of "I" allows the reader to determine that the writing is presented as -

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3. Which of the following best describes the narrator's feelings about the house on Mango Street?

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4. The italicizing and repetition of "there" in paragraphs 9 and 10 serves to create a tone of ---

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5. The narrator's desire to have a "house I can point to" reveals her belief that a house reflects a person's...-

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6. From the passage, the reader can infer that the main reason for the many moves experienced by the narrator was --

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7. The last sentence of chapter 1 shows that the narrator---

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8. Which of the following is NOT a supporting detail in the description of the "real house" in paragraph 4?

Use Chapter 1 of The House on Mango Street (pgs. 3-5) to answer questions 1-8

The House on Mango Street Quiz #1

The House on Mango Street Quiz #1

1. In the first paragraph, the author creates a rhythm in the writing that reflects the rhythm of the narrator's early life by -

2. Although the book is a piece of fiction, the repeated use of "I" allows the reader to determine that the writing is presented as -

3. Which of the following best describes the narrator's feelings about the house on Mango Street?

4. The italicizing and repetition of "there" in paragraphs 9 and 10 serves to create a tone of ---

5. The narrator's desire to have a "house I can point to" reveals her belief that a house reflects a person's...-

6. From the passage, the reader can infer that the main reason for the many moves experienced by the narrator was --

7. The last sentence of chapter 1 shows that the narrator---

8. Which of the following is NOT a supporting detail in the description of the "real house" in paragraph 4?