Questions and Answers
What is the purpose of Maria Teresa's journal?
It describes her as a young girl and it shows her personal thoughts.
What is Maria Teresa's nickname?
Mate
What do her resolves tell you about the character?
She is caring, normal kid.
What is Minerva's bad joke on page 37?
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Who is Hilda and how is she connected to Minerva?
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Why does Mate have to bury her precious journal?
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Study Notes
Maria Teresa's Journal
- Represents her journey from a naive girl to a more aware individual.
- Offers insights into her personal thoughts and feelings, showcasing her growth.
Maria Teresa's Nickname
- Known as "Mate," reflecting her close relationships and familial ties.
Character Insights from Resolves
- Reveals Maria Teresa as a sensitive and caring character.
- Illustrates her normal childhood experiences amidst political tension.
Minerva's Dark Humor
- Minerva jokes about celebrating at a cemetery, highlighting her defiance and coping with the harsh realities of life.
- The joke emphasizes the gravity of death and its contrast with the notion of celebration.
Hilda's Role in Minerva’s Life
- Hilda is a new friend who brings complications into Minerva's life.
- Represents the influence of outside perspectives and the impact of friendships during tumultuous times.
Burying the Journal
- Mate must bury her journal as a precaution after Hilda is arrested.
- This act signifies the need for privacy and self-protection in a repressive political environment.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 3 in 'In the Time of the Butterflies' with these flashcards. Explore Maria Teresa's journal, her character traits, and key moments that define her personality. Perfect for students wanting to deepen their understanding of this significant chapter.
