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How does this relate to the theme of "family connections?"

Paraphrase: What kind of man does Don Melchor tell Roberto to be?

Pride of Puerto Rico Reading Comprehension

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1
Paraphrase: What kind of man does Don Melchor tell Roberto to be?
I want you to be a good and serious man, who helps others.
I want you to be the last man out.
I want you to be a difficult man.
2
How does this relate to the theme of "family connections?"
Family connections are not important.
Family will do your homework for you.
Family can teach you many lessons.
3
Why was Roberto late meeting his father?
He was playing baseball with his friends.
He was sleeping in bed.
He was at school.
4
How is this like what the grandfather in "My Korean Name" passes on to his grandchild?
The grandfather passes on how to be proud of his culture.
The grandfather passes on Won Chul's Korean name.
The grandfather passes on his looks.
5
How is it different than "My Korean Name?" Choose the BEST answer.
One is in America. One is in Puerto Rico.
One is about a baseball player. The other is about a boy.
One is about culture. The other is about how to be a man.
6
Why do you think Roberto was worried about telling his father about the baseball game?
He did not want to tell his father he lost the game.
He was embarrassed about being late.
He did not want to tell his father he played baseball.
7
What was the author's purpose in writing this story?
The author's purpose was to entertain.
The author's purpose was to inform.
8
What does the father in "Pride of Puerto Rico" pass on to his son?
He passes on how to ride a horse.
He passes on how to be a good man.
He passes on how to play baseball.