A) share with readers what it is like to make such a big move B) give information about crossing the border into the United States C) persuade families to move to other places D) explain what boycotts are
A) Amada wants to see her grandmother more often. B) Amada’s father plans to find work there. C) Amada’s mother thinks the weather will be better there. D) Amada wants to publish her journal there.
A) in a rented apartment B) with some friends C) in their house in Juarez D) with relatives in Mexicali
A) angry B) relieved C) worried D) excited
A) write letters to her family back in Mexico B) finish her homework assignments while traveling C) practice English for school in California D) help her remember her language and culture
A) Nana does not yet know that the family is planning to move far away. B) The mother and children have to wait to get green cards because they were not born in the United States. C) Amada and her brothers have to finish the school year in Mexico. D) Amada’s mother wants the children to have more time to get used to the idea of moving.
A) gentle and friendly B) naughty and lively C) serious and hardworking D) sad and shy
A) Tito B) Victor C) Lupe D) Michi
A) entertaining hobbies B) interesting jobs C) good chances D) new friends
A) join together as one B) enjoy each other's company C) come from many places D) cannot find any work
A) a long road that connects many states B) the capital of a country C) a dry, desert area D) a line that divides two countries
A) a beautiful flower B) a delicious tortilla C) a heart-shaped stone D) a new journal
A) the leader of the country B) a person who was born in a country or who chooses to live in and become a member of that country C) the senator of the state D) a person who follows the laws
A) They don’t want their belongings any more. B) Her family has too many items to move. C) They sell their belongings to have money for the move. D) Her family can only take what fits in their car.
A) They are afraid to move. B) They are unsure about the move. C) They are excited to move. D) They don’t want to move.
A) historical fiction B) autobiography C) biography D) fiction
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