Why Does Cisneros Father Believe College
1. Why does Cisneros father believe College can be worthwhile for her?
Cisneros father believes college can be worthwhile for her because it will help her to meet an intelligent husband who will be able to support her and take care of her. Her father really believed in the traditional Mexican values that women were meant to become someone's wife and not to work to support the family.
2. In paragraph 8 Cisneros writes that her father represents the public majority which she envisions as the audience for her writing. Based on what she says about her father how would you characterize that audience? How can you tell Cisneros is writing for them? What clues do you find in the way she addresses the reader and in her tone and diction?
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For writing. Have you ever been frustrated trying to gain someone's approval for an activity that is very important to you? Have you ever had a difficult time understanding someone else's Devotion to an activity that means a lot to him or her. But not, personally, to you? Write a narrative in which you select one of these experiences and relate the main events associated with it, using vivid descriptions to make your characters real to your readers.
Yes, unfortunately I was recently very frustrated while trying to gain the approval of an employment company that I was trying to apply for. The company required us to take a series of tests or questionnaires. In the first test I did very well and was able to get approved to move on to the next test. The next test was a series of questions that I felt was extremely unfair. I answered them very honestly and although none of them were entered incorrectly they still consider them imperfect and because of that I was not accepted to the agency.
I still do not understand why they did not accept some of the answers to the questions that I responded to. It seems some companies can be quite biased in the people that they select and not willing to coach or guide you to success regarding very small things that can easily be
Cisneros father believes college can be worthwhile for her because it will help her to meet an intelligent husband who will be able to support her and take care of her. Her father really believed in the traditional Mexican values that women were meant to become someone's wife and not to work to support the family.
2. In paragraph 8 Cisneros writes that her father represents the public majority which she envisions as the audience for her writing. Based on what she says about her father how would you characterize that audience? How can you tell Cisneros is writing for them? What clues do you find in the way she addresses the reader and in her tone and diction?
I would think …show more content…
For writing. Have you ever been frustrated trying to gain someone's approval for an activity that is very important to you? Have you ever had a difficult time understanding someone else's Devotion to an activity that means a lot to him or her. But not, personally, to you? Write a narrative in which you select one of these experiences and relate the main events associated with it, using vivid descriptions to make your characters real to your readers.
Yes, unfortunately I was recently very frustrated while trying to gain the approval of an employment company that I was trying to apply for. The company required us to take a series of tests or questionnaires. In the first test I did very well and was able to get approved to move on to the next test. The next test was a series of questions that I felt was extremely unfair. I answered them very honestly and although none of them were entered incorrectly they still consider them imperfect and because of that I was not accepted to the agency.
I still do not understand why they did not accept some of the answers to the questions that I responded to. It seems some companies can be quite biased in the people that they select and not willing to coach or guide you to success regarding very small things that can easily be