Answer:
Mantenha
Explanation:
The man is refer to the Mantenha as It says in the next paragraph. " Give Aisha a Mantenha"
Answer:
do not understand what the sign says.
Explanation:
"Barrio Boy" is an autobiography of<em> Ernesto Galarza, </em>which was published in <em>1971. </em>He recounts his travel memories during the Mexican Revolution–of how his family traveled towards California due to the maltreatment of Mexicans in Mexico.
Upon trying to adapt to the American society, Ernesto and his mother discovered the<em> indoor toilet in a hotel located in Nogales.</em> The hotel clerk most likely suspected that Ernesto and his mother could not understand what the sign says because of their<u> lack of knowledge on indoor toilets.</u> <u>The hotel clerk then gave them further instructions on what to do</u>. Ernesto was fascinated by it that <em>he even went several trips to the toilet before he was ordered to sleep</em>.
Answer:
here you go mate hope this helps
Explanation:
Titania's fairies sing her a soothing lullaby as she prepares for sleep. While she rests, Oberon creeps up, squeezes the potion onto her eyelids and utters a spell to make her awaken when something vile is near.
When Oberon leaves, Lysander and Hermia wander into Titania's bower, but she is invisible to them. The lovers are lost, and Lysander suggests they stop to sleep for the night. Hermia agrees but won't let him sleep too close to her, even though Lysander claims that, because they are engaged, they can sleep innocently side by side. But Hermia insists on separation, so they sleep a short distance apart. After they have fallen asleep, Puck enters, searching for the Athenian whose eyes Oberon wanted him to anoint with the love juice. Seeing Lysander and Hermia lying apart from each other, he mistakes them for Demetrius and Helena and erroneously applies the magical juice to Lysander.
After Puck exits, Demetrius and Helena run into the bower. Helena is in frantic pursuit of her beloved, but he manages to flee his pursuer and sprints into the woods. Depressed and exhausted, Helena stops to rest and notices Lysander asleep on the ground. She wakes him and, thanks to Puck's potion, he immediately falls in love with her. When he claims to have abandoned Hermia, who he now describes as dull and unattractive, Helena assumes he is teasing her so she runs away. Lysander chases after her, and Hermia awakens. She has been dreaming about a fearful snake that ate her heart awake. Frightened that Lysander has disappeared, she, too, rushes into the woods.
After a date Beneatha and George are talking and about to engage in romantic activities when Beneatha's Mother suddenly enters and Beneatha stealthily kicks George out before her mother notices. The mother is upset about another Black family that was recently forced out of their home and she is worried that it will happen to them. The rest of the scene is about Ruth discussing waler's recent depression with his boss over the phone.
