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question 13 (1 point)
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the first day of the hispanic week is
question 14 (3 points)
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in the hispanic world,
religion has played a greater role in public life than in the us.
seemingly secular activities may begin with a mass.
roman catholic church has been the dominant christian denomination.
all is correct.
question 15 (3 points)
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quinceañera is a hispanic custom celebrating:
paying salaries every 15th of the month.
annual quince fruit harvest and preparing jam for winter.
a girl’s 15th birthday indicating that she has come of age and now is a woman.
none is correct.

Explanation:

Question 13

Hispanic Heritage Week (or Hispanic Heritage Month in some contexts) typically starts on September 15th, as many Hispanic countries gained independence around that date. But since the question is about the first day of "Hispanic week" (if it's a specific local or educational context, but generally, the start relates to cultural/historical timelines of Hispanic nations). However, without more context, but based on common knowledge, the first day is often associated with September 15th (though the question might expect a specific term or date, but if it's a fill - in, the answer is likely related to the start of Hispanic Heritage observance, often September 15th).

• In the Hispanic world, religion (especially Roman Catholicism) has a more prominent public role than in the US.
• Many secular - seeming activities (like festivals, community events) may start with a religious mass.
• The Roman Catholic Church has been the dominant Christian denomination in Hispanic countries. So all the statements are correct.

A Quinceañera is a traditional Hispanic custom that celebrates a girl's 15th birthday, marking her transition from childhood to womanhood. The other options (salary payment, quince fruit harvest) are not related to Quinceañera.

Answer:

September 15th (Note: This may vary based on specific context, but this is the common start of Hispanic Heritage - related observances)

Question 14