The setting of the story Circuit is Fresno,California according to the text on paragraph 5 “The thought of having to move to Fresno and knowing what was in store for me brought tears.” Panchito and his moved to Fresno,California to start new work. The family was immigrant moving from place to place to make more money and care for themselves and as whole. According to the text on paragraph 34 “ I thought they were happy to see me but when I opened the door to our shack, I saw that everything we owned was neatly packed in cardboard boxes.”
Except for the first couple of paragraphs, this entire story takes place in California. (By the way, we could go on forever about California in this book. And we do—just check out the "Themes" section.)
Francisco and his family move all around California's central coast, and each town they live in sees the family members harvesting different crops. Sometimes it can be confusing trying to figure out where they're living in each chapter, but don't worry, Shmoopsters—whenever our characters hop from one place to the next, we'll let you know in the "Summary" section.
So since they're traveling all over California, they're basically in the land of beaches and movie stars, right? We wish. But from the get-go, Francisco and his family learn that their California setting comes in two different versions:
The correct answer is slow and steady wins the race
These two are similar because they both mean that if you are patient and have will that you can achieve anything. It's like the story of the rabbit and the tortoise.
The correct option is letter B FRUITS. The Harvest gypsies is a serie of literary works written by John Steinbeck, those articles, explains about the importance of immigrants agricultural labors, in order to end with the poverty. It intended to demonstrate that immigrants should carry out with the consequences, they should be well feed, and the most helpful thing is that they could create their own subsistence food to survive and end poverty.
