For the greater part of my childhood I had practically lived with my parents at Puerto Habana. My father opened and closed the restaurant: twelve-hour days. And my mother was always on stand-by, as cook, waitress, hostess, whatever Reyes needed; and almost every day, she was needed. My father thought of the restaurant as the heart of his barrio life. On the other hand, Mami talked constantly about the family on the Island. It was point-counterpoint every day, not quite an argument, just an ongoing discussion about where "home" was for each of them.What is the best example of cultural conflict in the excerpt?A.Elenita's mother versus life in the barrioB.Elenita's mother versus pop musicC.Elenita versus her parents' working at Puerto HabanaD.Elenita versus her father's attachment to his job

Papi's reasons for not going back to Puerto Rico with us varied from year to year: Not the right time, not enough money, he was needed here by Mr. Reyes. It was only years later that I learned through my mother's stories that Jorge was ashamed of the fact that he could not provide for us the kinds of luxuries my mother had had growing up in a middle-class family in Puerto Rico.What is the best example of cultural conflict in this excerpt?A.Jorge versus life in Puerto RicoB.Elenita versus "Early Puerto Rican" décorC.Elenita versus Larry ReyesD.Jorge versus his family's economic status

All of the following are subtle changes in culture that have significantly influenced the family, except

What is an example of using one's sociological imagination?Group of answer choicesbeing comfortable in unfamiliar surroundings, such as visiting a new friend's housecreating different hypotheses to explain an individual's behavior when you see that person acting strangely in publicunderstanding that the divorce of one's parents is part of a larger societal trend toward marriage dissolutioncreating a story to explain unfamiliar social customs when you are traveling in a new country

Read the article about the family in Mexico and indicate whether the sentences are true or false (cierto o falso).En México las familias están evolucionando opens in a dialog . Este tipo de evolución es representativa de la institución de la familia por todo el mundo opens in a dialog .Roles diversificadosMadres y padres trabajan fuera de la casa opens in a dialog y también cuidan a opens in a dialog sus hijos.MicrofamiliasHogares opens in a dialog que consisten en una sola opens in a dialog persona es una tendencia creciente opens in a dialog en todo el mundo.Amigos y mascotasLa estructura familiar incluye más que opens in a dialog parientes.Comprensión¿Cierto o falso?La familia está evolucionando solo en México.Las madres mexicanas no trabajan fuera de la casa. En México hay hogares de una sola persona.La familia mexicana incluye a mascotas.

Questions:1. How would you describe Lolo Endong and Lola Tale? What kinds of parents are they?2. What is the morning routine of Lola Tale and the grandchildren?3. What Filipino values are reflected in Lola Tale?4. How would you describe the narrator's dad?5. How did the narrator's father become successful?6. What values are reflected in the narrator?7. Why do you say so?8. How does the narrator regard her grandparents? Cite lines to prove your answer.9. Why do you think many Filipino families regard grandparents as important members of the family?10. What is the moral lesson of the family?