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Colibri
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"Colibri" Quiz

A young boy named Colibri embarks on a dangerous journey across Guatemala to find his missing mother.

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  1. Discuss the significance of the title 'Colibri' in relation to the themes explored in the book.
  2. Analyze the character of Colibri and how she evolves throughout the story. What factors contribute to her growth?
  3. Examine the role of family and community in Colibri's life. How do these relationships shape her experiences and decisions?
  4. Discuss the importance of education and literacy in the narrative. How does Colibri's pursuit of education impact her life and the lives of those around her?
  5. Explore the theme of resilience and survival in 'Colibri.' How does Colibri demonstrate resilience in the face of adversity?
  6. Analyze the cultural and historical context of the story. How do the political events and social conditions of Guatemala during that time period shape the narrative?
  7. Discuss the significance of nature and the natural world in 'Colibri.' How does the author use descriptions of nature to enhance the story and convey deeper meanings?
  8. Examine the theme of identity in 'Colibri.' How does Colibri navigate her own identity as a mixed-race individual? How do others perceive and treat her based on her identity?
  9. Analyze the symbolism of the colibri, or hummingbird, in the story. What does it represent and how does it contribute to the overall meaning of the narrative?
  10. Discuss the role of storytelling and oral tradition in 'Colibri.' How do these traditional forms of communication shape the characters' understanding of themselves and their history?