Novio Boy Scene 2

When the girls talk about "hot tamales" and " enchiladas"; what are they referring (referente / refere) to?

• good looking boys

• delicious food

• cute animals

• a new Mexican restaurant

What did Alicia do to her brother for tearing off her Barbie doll's head?

• She locked him in his room

• She locked him outside in his underwear

• She told her parents

• She trashed his room

Why was is so funny when Alicia's brother was locked out of his house on the front porch?

• because he had no shoes on

• because he really needed to use the bathroom

• because he was wearing his underwear

• because his girlfriend was at the house

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.3

CCSS.RI.6.3

CCSS.RI.7.3

CCSS.RI.8.3

CCSS.RI.9-10.3

Why does Alicia surprised (sorprendida / sezi)

Patricia is going to go on a date with Rudy?

• Rudy is short.

• Rudy is intelligent.

• Rudy is not nice.

• Rudy is two years younger.

What is the best summary of Scene 2?

• Two teenagers talk about the boys they like. One is excited about a date, then they think about when they were little. The girl that's going on a date decided she would rather stay home. The other girl tells her a story about how she kicked out her brother.

• Two teenage girls are picking boys from a magazine, and talk about a date one girl has. The date is younger than her, and her friend thinks that's weird. They think about how far they've come from playing dolls and pranks on their siblings.

• Two teenage girls are deciding who to go on a date with. They are picking boys from their school. One of them picks a younger boy. Then they talk about how when they were young they fought with their siblings.

• Two teenage girls are discussing their plans for dates. One girl is going with a freshman, and the other with a senior. They pick out boys from a magazine and think about what brought them to their senior year.

What is the purpose of the lighting in the play?

• To introduce to the characters

• To provide a contrast between light and dark

• To signal the beginning of the play

• To provide insight into the girls relationship