chaper 6 . In the novel, women are certainly not treated as equals to men. Using incidents in this chapter (or previous chapters) as a launching point, argue whether women are or are not treated as equals in American society today. (If you have ever lived for an extended time in another country, say Brazil for example, you can also talk about that country's treatment of women. Woman should be treated the same as man because they do the same work but do not get the same pay men gets more money than women like they work the same they put as much effort as men something even more. Sometimes they are single parents because the dad die and leave the kids on the mothers,something the father left so the mothers have to work hard to provide for her kids.So in America today women should get equal pay as men. chapter 5 2. Have you ever been in a situation where your friend (romantic or platonic) causes stress between you and your family members? Referencing moments in the novel that remind you of your own experience, tell that story. i had this friend who love to skip class and disrespect teachers,but had a good personality ,fun to hang out with and nice.One day my teacher decided to call my parents and told them that my friend was a bad company .My grandmother asks me to stop hanging out with her but I didn't, not because she is bad doesn't means am bad.So therefore not because Lio was a communist doesn't means Minerva does bad thing. Chapter 7.
1. At this point you have become familiar with the multiple voices that are telling this story. Which of the voices speaks to you personally and why? (Put more simply, which is your favorite?) Feel free to reference or quote from any chapter, Maria Tersea speaks to me more because she writes about her teenage life and talks to us about things she is facing as teenager .I am a teenager so I know what she means .She talk about her first communion and write about boys and teenager stuff.Maria talks about childish stuff that she experience in her childhood life when she first fell inlove . Then she lost her faith in love
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chapter 3 Today's blog entry will be an open forum. Write in general response to the chapter. As this chapter shifts the format of the novel slightly, perhaps you could try to mix things up as well. Whatever you choose to write about, it should contain specific references to the text, and it should move the conversation forward in a constructive way. Avoid summary, please. María Teresa’s prepares for her First Communion, and is excited about her fancy new shoes. María Teresa thinks about souls, and about how her friends Daysi and Lidia have been mean to her. She often asks Minerva for advice, as they are both now at the same school. María Teresa says that she is “advanced for her age” because of her older sisters, but she purposefully doesn’t win the handwriting prize at school every week so the other girls don’t get jealous. chapter 2 Adolescence can be very difficult. There are changes in awareness to one's individual body as well as changes in awareness to the word around us. Which is more difficult, becoming a young adult in body or becoming a young adult in mind. becoming a young adult in our body is more difficult because our bodies change and we start to feel thing, Minerva's becoming a woman physically, since this is the and to growing up emotionally as she learns about Trujillo's evil for the first time the night she begins to menstruate. Maturation involves developing a more critical eye regarding oneself and one’s leaders and authority figures. The two forms of growing up are linked with a simile; as Minerva listens to Sinita's story, "the aching in my belly was like wash being wrung so tightly, there wasn't a drop of water left in the clothes." .
because she knew that the reporters are going to asks question she did not want to answer.
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