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From what country does this folktale come?
Mexico
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What word means a group of bushes or small trees that grow close together?
Thicket
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What animal comes out of the thicket?
A rabbit.
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What animal does Antonio see which makes him think it is his lucky day?
Rabbit
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What is the problem?
The rabbit runs back into the thicket, so it is not Antonio's lucky day.
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What language do people in Mexico speak?
Spanish
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What word means a kind of pepper which is often used in Mexican?
Chile
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What animal does Antonio think about buying if he sells the rabbit at the market?
A chicken/hen
200
What animal does Antonio think about buying after he sells eggs?
Cow
200
What kind of story is this?
Folktale
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Is Mexico north or south of the United States of America?
South
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What is the Spanish word that means "stop that"?
Déjalo
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What animal does Antonio think about buying after he sells the eggs?
A cow.
300
Who does Antonio want to marry after he buys a house?
Isabela
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What is the solution?
Antonio tells himself that maybe tomorrow will be his lucky day instead and he goes home.
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What are pesos?
They are the coins and money used in Mexico.
400
What are Spanish coins or money?
Pesos
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What does Isabela do in the story?
She takes care of the garden.
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Who thinks it might be his lucky day?
Antonio
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What is the setting of this story?
Mexican country
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What is a chile?
It is a pepper commonly used in Mexican cooking
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What word means a fruit becoming ready to eat?
Ripening
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What happens at the end of the story?
The rabbit goes back in the thicket and Antonio goes home.
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What animal does Antonio think about buying after he sells the rabbit at the market?
Hen/Chicken
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What is the lesson learned in this folktale?
Any day could be your lucky day