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In the novel, Nenny, Meme, and Meme's dog all have two names. Why does Esperanza focus on the idea of "two names" so often in the story?

She wishes she had a different name than Esperanza.

She doesn't understand the point of having a nickname.

She thinks her sister Nenny should be called Magdalena now that she is older.

Her Spanish name has no meaning in English.​

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It can be inferred that Esperanza focuses on the idea of "two names" so often in the story because:

'She wishes she had a different name than Esperanza." (Option A).

What is an Inference?

An inference is a kind of deduction or conclusion that is made based on evidence or logical reasoning from facts derived from the text or literature.

From pages 10 and 11 of the book, it can be seen that Ezperanza is no longer comfortable with her name. According to her, it means "Hope" in English and "Sadness" in Spanish.

She instead wants a new name that reflects who she is. Among other names considered, she seemed to like "Zeze the X"

Learn more about Esperanza at:

https://brainly.com/question/13974494

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