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1. Why are there so many astronomical observatories in southern Arizona? (1 Point)
A) Many bilingual people live there.
B) The state's open and high spaces are great for observayion.
C) Its warm and dry weather is Ideal.
D) The border states are cooperative.


2. Why Have schools and families in the Spanish-Speaking world historically included classes in manners?
A) They do not have time to teach their children at home.
B) They do not have the money to teach their children at home
C) They want to train their children to live in other countries
D) They believe that a child who is trained in manners will be a better adult

3. What is one reason that bilingual schools are a benefit over full-immersion schools?
A)because all the students will be able to understand each other
B) Because the textbooks work out better
C) Because the English- Speaking students learn spanish
D) Because the spanish speaking students learn English

Respuesta :

Here are the answers to the given questions above:
1. There are so many astronomical observatories in southern Arizona because of the state's open and high spaces are great for observation. The answer would be option B.
 2. Schools and families in the Spanish-Speaking world historically have included classes in manners because they believe that a child who is trained in manners will be a better adult. The correct answer would be option D.
3. O
ne reason that bilingual schools are a benefit over full-immersion schools is that all the students will be able to understand each other. The answer would be option A.

Answer:

given below

Explanation:

1.) correct option is B.

because south Arizona is very open and has huge space which is very much essential to set observatories.

2.) correct option is D.

because  Spanish speaking people thing child with good manners will become an adult with manners

3.) correct option is  A.

bilingual schools are very useful because learning different language help people to communicate easily and easily understand people.

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