The Quinceanera Text.

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The Quinceanera Text

At First By the End How does Ana feel about her grandmother? -Answer in your own words. -What detail from the story supports your answer? -What does this reveal about Ana? At First By the End

At First By the End What gift is most important to Ana? -Answer in your own words. -What detail from the story supports your answer? -What does this reveal about Ana? At First By the End

Thursday 11/5/15 “Quinceanera” After Reading Consider this proverb: “Happiness is not having what you want. It is wanting what you have.” What does this mean? How does it apply to the story? Answer both questions; use evidence from the text.