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2 CharactersQuotes Figurative Language Plot IPlot II 10 20 30 40 50

3 fragile like a bird, mother was a prostitute, alcoholic

4 Shilpa

5 has the coughing disease, widow forced to prostitute herself for her children.

6 Pushpa

7 shows Lakshmi kindness, keeps a trunk under his bed that contains his few possessions.

8 Harish

9 described as having sleepy cat eyes, has arranged marriage with Lakshmi.

10 Krishna

11 prostitute who approaches Lakshmi at the festival and lures her in with her beauty.

12 Bimla

13 “Have you done something for which you should be punished?...Have you done something wrong? Tell me, you stupid hill girl.”

14 Mumtaz

15 “If he comes back, will you go with him?...Will you take me with you?”

16 Shahanna

17 “When they heard I was coming, they met me outside the village and begged me not to come back and disgrace them.”

18 Monica

19 “The border is a very dangerous place. There are bad men there, men with guns, men who might harm you, or try to take you away from me.”

20 Uncle Husband

21 “Bimla may have given your family a little sum when you left home. But the rest—the money from the customers— goes to Mumtaz. Your family will never see one rupee more.”

22 Shilpa

23 Before today, Ama says, you could run as free as a leaf in the wind.

24 Simile

25 My heart is pounding like the drumming of a monsoon rain and my shoulders are shaking as a great chill.

26 Simile

27 At night low hearths will send up wispy curls of smoke fragrant with a dozen dinners, and darkness will clothe the land.

28 Personification

29 Then the baby awakes. And with each drip, and plink, and plop, and ping, he laughs and claps his hands.

30 Onomatopoeia

31 Even when she was standing upright to scan the sky for rain clouds, my Ama’s back was stooped.

32 Paradox

33 What does Lakshmi steal from Harish?

34 His storybook

35 Explain this phrase: “Simply to endure is to triumph.”

36 Suffering is an unavoidable part of life; learning to thrive despite such is the true victory.

37 Name two conditions that lead to human trafficking.

38 Poverty Gender inequality Lack of education

39 Name two symbols that show the way men like stepfather view women/girls like Lakshmi.

40 Goat Cucumbers Water buffalo

41 Toward the end of the text, after Lakshmi has discovered Mumtaz and decided to trust the Americans, what does she say is her “new kind of illness”?

42 Hope

43 Name two ways the city is horrific in comparison to the mountains.

44 “City of the Dead” Poverty, slums Crime (police corruption) Selfishness

45 What two worlds does Lakshmi come to discover and how are they different?

46 World of the city, which is real life and terrible World of the television, which is fantasy and perfect

47 Give an example of irony in the text.

48 Lakshmi being sold into slavery by her stepfather. Lakshmi enduring Mumtaz starving her when she arrives at the brothel and refuses to see customers Happiness House

49 Name two examples that show how Lakshmi rebuilds her trust in people.

50 The street boy giving Lakshmi a Coke/tea Monica leaving Lakshmi her doll Harish giving Lakshmi a pencil

51 According to the story, name at least one way they author proposes ending trafficking.

52 Education for all Stopping corruption in law enforcement Providing aid to the poor


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