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“What ees wrrrong with her eh-speech?”

A
Yoyo
B
the mother
C
the father
D
the sister
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“We’re not going to that school anymore, Mami!”

A
Yoyo
B
the mother
C
the father
D
the sister
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What did you discuss in your response? Check all that apply.

A
conflict with the language
B
conflict with the new society
C
conflict with Yoyo’s classmates
D
conflict with Yoyo’s own insecurity
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Read the father’s dialogue. What reveals the uniqueness of his speech?

A
its pronunciation
B
its grammar and syntax
C
its vocabulary and usage
D
its wordiness
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What can you conclude about the father based on this passage? Check all that apply.

A
He does not speak English.
B
He speaks English as well as his daughter does.
C
He only speaks English to his daughter.
D
He does not know all of the grammar rules in English.
E
His first language is not English.
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What is the meaning of the idiom underlined in the passage?

A
focused on
B
exaggerated
C
was dishonest
D
forgot a lesson
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What type of conflict does this passage reveal?

A
conflict with self
B
conflict with others
C
conflict with society
D
conflict with nature
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Read the passage about Yoyo. In two to three sentences, explain how language reveals a conflict she experiences.

Answer:

Yoyo's use of language reveals an internal conflict as she attempts to blend her Dominican heritage with her new American identity. Her experimentation with English idioms also sparks an external conflict with her father, who views her new way of speaking as a rejection of traditional values and a sign of disrespect.

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