Question

Just before they reached the locker room, Jesse stopped. "Aren't you getting tired of white fans yelling at us Hispanic players?" he asked Neto. "They yell we're no good whenever we mess up. Haven't you heard that at the games?"
"I never really paid attention to it," Neto replied. Something about this made him uncomfortable.
Jesse kept on, his voice rising in anger. "We shouldn't stand for it. We should quit the team. We have twenty-one players on the team, and ten of us are Hispanic. Most of the best players are Hispanic. Without us, there wouldn't even be a team. If we quit, we could wake up this whole community."
Use the two passages from the beginning and end of the text to complete the statements.
Before the conflict, Neto does not .
After going through the conflict, Neto realizes that it is important to .
Neto learns that he can make a difference, if he is willing to .

Answer 1

Answer:

Before the conflict, Neto did not care about xenophobic words spoken to the players.

After going through the conflict, Neto realizes that it is important to take a stand against this type of behavior.

Neto discovers that he can make a difference, if he is willing to fight xenophobic concepts said by the crowd.

Explanation:

As can be seen from the information given in the excerpt above, Neto did not understand the xenophobic situations that Hispanic players were being subjected to by the fans. As he never realized, he never cared about it, however, it generated a conflict that made him uncomfortable and made him realize how harmful xenophobic behavior is and that he should be willing to prevent it from happening.