Mango, Abuela, and Me

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What is a mango?

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A mango is a sweet, juicy fruit that grows on trees. It is often yellow, orange, or green.

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Who is Abuela?

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Abuela means 'grandmother' in Spanish. She is often a caring and loving figure in a family.

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Why is it hard for Abuela and Mia to talk to each other?

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They speak different languages.

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What does Mia want to buy for Abuela?

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Mia asks her parents to buy a bird for Abuela.

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How does Mia feel about spending time with Abuela after buying the bird?

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This made Mia and her grandma have a stronger relationship.

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What does Abuela use to communicate with Mia before learning English?

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Gestures and drawings.

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What helps Abuela learn English?

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A parrot.

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What words best describe an abuela?

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An old woman.

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What is the importance of family in the story?

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Family relationships are important for love and support.

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What language does Abuela speak?

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Abuela speaks Spanish.

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