my body curls up when i hear your story
my body curls up when i hear your story
se me enchina el cuerpo al oir tu cuento..
by norma cantu
1 how the day after graduating as valedictorian from the high school in the rio grande valley you helped your family board up the door and windows of the frame house and packed the old pickup truck to make your annual trek north. after three days on the road arriving at the turkey farm and being led to your quarters. the family, tired, looks to you. \whats this?\ you ask, for you, the favored son, speak english, you can communicate with the bosses.
his is where youre gonna live.\
perplexed, you say, \but it looks like a chicken coop.\
\it is, but its not good enough for the chickens,\ the anglo responds with a sneer.
2 and you take it, and you suffer as your mother and your sisters make the best of the chicken coop. they hang curtains and sweep the floor and burn candles to the virgen.
3 then the work, arduous and demeaning, begins. working night shifts after long days--plucking feathers, forcibly feeding the toms and the hens, and your
which of the following pieces of textual evidence from the first paragraph of the selection most directly supports the explicit statement that the familys journey to the turkey farm was a recurring event? (r.1)
a \how the day after graduating as valedictorian from the high school in the rio grande valley...\
b \...packed the old pickup truck to make your annual trek north.\
c \after three days on the road arriving at the turkey farm and being led to your quarters.\
d he family, tired, looks to you.\

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my body curls up when i hear your story
my body curls up when i hear your story
se me enchina el cuerpo al oir tu cuento..
by norma cantu
1 how the day after graduating as valedictorian from the high school in the rio grande valley you helped your family board up the door and windows of the frame house and packed the old pickup truck to make your annual trek north. after three days on the road arriving at the turkey farm and being led to your quarters. the family, tired, looks to you. \whats this?\ you ask, for you, the favored son, speak english, you can communicate with the bosses.
	his is where youre gonna live.\
perplexed, you say, \but it looks like a chicken coop.\
\it is, but its not good enough for the chickens,\ the anglo responds with a sneer.
2 and you take it, and you suffer as your mother and your sisters make the best of the chicken coop. they hang curtains and sweep the floor and burn candles to the virgen.
3 then the work, arduous and demeaning, begins. working night shifts after long days--plucking feathers, forcibly feeding the toms and the hens, and your
which of the following pieces of textual evidence from the first paragraph of the selection most directly supports the explicit statement that the familys journey to the turkey farm was a recurring event? (r.1)
a \how the day after graduating as valedictorian from the high school in the rio grande valley...\
b \...packed the old pickup truck to make your annual trek north.\
c \after three days on the road arriving at the turkey farm and being led to your quarters.\
d 	he family, tired, looks to you.\

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# Brief Explanations:
To determine which evidence supports the family's journey being recurring, we analyze each option:
- Option A: Describes an event after graduation, not related to recurrence.
- Option B: The word "annual" in "annual trek North" directly implies the journey happens every year, so it's recurring.
- Option C: Describes the arrival at the farm, not recurrence.
- Option D: Shows the family's tiredness, not recurrence.

# Answer:
B. "...packed the old pickup truck to make your annual trek North."

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