Celebration of Grandfathers

What is the most important subject in "A Celebration of Grandfathers"?

• The importance of respecting our elders

• he believes that people should respect and participate in the natural order.

• By farming

In "A Celebration of Grandfathers", the writer describes his grandfather as "connected to the cycles that brought the rain or kept it from us." What does this description suggest about the author's personal belief?

• He believes that people should respect and participate in the natural order.

• The importance of respecting our elders

• We should all work hard

In "A Celebration of Grandfathers", the frequent use of Spanish words and phrases is an important feature of the writer's style. Why do you think Anaya uses Spanish so often?

• He believes that people should respect and participate in the natural order.

• By farming

• He wants to emphasize his respect for his heritage.

How did Anaya's grandfather make his living?

• Farming

• Owning a business

• He. was paid to do housecleaning

In "A Celebration of Grandfathers", Rudolfo Anaya says, "We need to know where we stand." Which of the following best expresses the writer's meaning?

• We need to respect our elders

• We need to uphold positive, enduring values.

• Death is part of the natural cycle of life.

What attitude toward the subject does the writer suggest by his choice of the title "A Celebration of Grandfathers"?

• Praise

• death

• honor