The Markets of Latin America: The Heart of the Cities

What is the main theme of the text?

• The importance of markets in Latin American cities

• The history of Latin American music

• The architecture of Latin American cities

• The wildlife of Latin America

Who is Julen Ladrón de Guevara?

• A historian of Latin American music

• A renowned chef

• A market chronicler

• A famous Latin American artist

According to the text, what do markets in Latin America help preserve?

• Modern technology

• Architectural styles

• Cultural and gastronomic traditions

• Wildlife habitats

How many markets are there in Mexico City according to the text?

• 200

• 500

• 329

• 100

What is a specialty market?

• A market that is open only on weekends

• A market that only sells food

• A market that focuses on a specific type of product

• A market that sells a variety of products

When did markets as we know them today begin to be established?

• In the 13th century

• In the 16th century

• In the 20th century

• In the 21st century

What does Rafael Acosta emphasize about markets?

• Their architectural beauty

• Their role in modern technology

• The importance of human interaction

• Their historical significance

What does the text suggest is necessary to truly know a Latin American country?

• Watching its movies

• Visiting its museums

• Exploring its markets

• Reading its history books

What role do markets play between the countryside and the city?

• They compete with them

• They ignore them

• They connect them

• They separate them

What can you find in Latin American markets according to the text?

• Only fruits and vegetables

• Only clothes and shoes

• A wide variety of products including electronics

• Only traditional crafts