How are the consequences of the choices of esperanza’s mother in "a smart cookie” and arturo’s abuelo in "an hour with abuelo” similar? their choices led to lives focused on learning and school. their choices led to lives that made them bored and unhappy. their choices led to lives they planned when they were younger. their choices led to lives different from their original plans.

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the answer would be D...i'm not to sure but i hope i helped

Answer

the answer would be D...i'm not to sure but i hope i helped

The right answer is the D) Their choices led to lives different from their original plans.

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that Arturo's abuelo, Don Arturo (Mr. Arturo), could have continued being the school teacher that he had always wanted to be in his native Puerto Rico if the war hadn't broken out. But it did, and, despite his attempts to remain in his village teaching the local children, he was drafted, so he had to quit his job. He volunteered to be a teacher in the U.S. Army, but instead he was assigned to clean latrines. When he returned to his village from the war he could not resume working as a teacher, since he did not have a college degree, and he had to become a farmer. Esperanza's mother regrets not having done something more fulfilling with her life, since she had several intellectual and artistic skills, but her lack of self-confidence and her fear limited her possibilities. Instead, she married and raised a family. In both cases, their choices, and also the circumstances that surrounded them, led them to lives that were very different from those that they had envisioned when they were younger.        

The right answer is the D) Their choices led to lives different from their original plans.

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that Arturo's abuelo, Don Arturo (Mr. Arturo), could have continued being the school teacher that he had always wanted to be in his native Puerto Rico if the war hadn't broken out. But it did, and, despite his attempts to remain in his village teaching the local children, he was drafted, so he had to quit his job. He volunteered to be a teacher in the U.S. Army, but instead he was assigned to clean latrines. When he returned to his village from the war he could not resume working as a teacher, since he did not have a college degree, and he had to become a farmer. Esperanza's mother regrets not having done something more fulfilling with her life, since she had several intellectual and artistic skills, but her lack of self-confidence and her fear limited her possibilities. Instead, she married and raised a family. In both cases, their choices, and also the circumstances that surrounded them, led them to lives that were very different from those that they had envisioned when they were younger.        

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