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Read the following Guarani legend about the matte and answer the question in the background.
In some regions of Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil live the Guarani, a indigenous group. There is an ancient Guarani legend the origins of yerba mate ( yehr-bah mah-teh), a plant used to make a traditional drink similar to green tea. Today this drink is an integral of the modern culture of these countries.
According to a version of legend, there was once a beautiful young woman who lived with her old father in the jungle, far from other
of his tribe. They were nomadic farmers, and every year they had to change places to grow food. The old man was no longer strong
and he couldn't follow the others. One day, when his daughter fished and looked for fruit for both of us, a man they didn't know came home. The
and his daughter greeted him generously, fed him, and prepared a bed for the night there. The next day, the man
told them that it was indeed Tupá, the great guarani god. For his hospitality Tupá gave the old man and his daughter a new plant with large
powers (powers) and taught them how to prepare a drink from the plant. When the old man drank it, he gave her strength and was able to return to her tribe. Years later, when the old man died, his daughter became a goddess, the goddess of the matte.
The old man couldn't follow his tribe because he had to look for food for his family he didn't know where they went he was no longer very strong
. Tupá came home with a special plant
