Either in the first line/paragraph or the last line/paragraph.
I have read the book and the movie, the answer is B) they wanted a perfect society and 2 identical people walking around would be confusing, so they weighed the babies and the heavier one lived and the lighter one was released
c. He is wise.
Explanation:
Because it's the only positive one.
Answer and Explanation:
1. All the verses fit together, because they all keep the theme and thoughts about what it is like to be a "señorita". 2. There are clear transitions between stanzas, which are presented by the thoughts of different family members on a given topic. 4. I would fragment the text by exposing the theme of each stanza in one sentence.
The fragmented text can be seen below
My mother said that my life would change when I turned 15, because I would become a señorita. For my friends, being a señorita is wearing lipstick, but I don't like it. For Mami to be señorita is to wear high-heeled shoes, but I think that is dangerous. For my aunts to be señorita is to wear tailored flowery clothes and pantyhose, but I find it ugly and uncomfortable.
I look in the mirror wearing señorita's clothes and I don't recognize myself, I complain about it and say I don't want to dress like that, but my mother says that señoritas don't talk back to their mothers and let their elders make appropriate decisions.
Being a señorita, for my father means that he has to deprive me of having boyfriends, but that's okay, because I have no interest in boyfriends but in studying and getting a university degree. For my sisters, being a señorita means having someone to worship, but for me, being a señorita means being unhappy and giving up fun things, it is to live a boring life, it is to celebrate contently without happiness, but with posture and dignity. To be señorita is to be the girl that I was, but without a voice.
