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    Unit 1 “Barrio Boy” Vocabulary- Infer the meaning of the underlined word by using context clues. 1. He was called barrio boy because he spoke Spanish. I think barrio means in the United States‚ a Spanish-speaking neighborhood in a city or town. 2. I can’t believe that the magician put such a pretty lady in a contraption with dangerous blades. I think a contraption is a machine or device that appears strange or unnecessarily complicated‚ and often badly made or unsafe. 3. I was assured that

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    many stories with a person trying to undertake a mission. In every story you see what a person wants to be. In “Barrio Boy” there’s a certain mission‚ he does‚ like in “The Other Side of the Sky”‚ and “New Direction.” All of the three stories you see there’s one person that achieves their goal. Do you have a certain mission in your life that represents the three stories. In “Barrio Boy” its mission was to learn how to speak in English. Ernesto came to California without learning how to spell or

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    Barrio Boy Analysis

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    anything can or does undertake a mission. Ernesto Galarza had to undertake the mission of learning the English language.Ernesto moved from Mexico to The United States. He had trouble learning English up until Miss. Ryan helped him. In the excerpt Barrio Boy in paragraph 13 it says‚ “...‚No less shining than mine the day I conquered “butterfly” which I had been persistently pronouncing in standard Spanish as boo-tee-flee.” Have you ever had to cross the border to save

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    Have you ever read the short memoirs; “Barrio Boy” and “No Gumption”? If you have read the memoirs‚ do you ever wonder what the differences and the similarities are in between these two very well written books? There are many differences and similarities about the books “Barrio Boy” and “No Gumption”. We can take into account that the obvious similarities between the two memoirs is that they are written in first person narration and about conquering your difficulties. Ernesto Galarza and Russell

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    economy are examined through his participant-observation of El Barrio in East Harlem NYC. For several years‚ beginning in 1985 when he rented an apartment in Spanish Harlem‚ Philippe engaged in an ethnographic study of the street life in that haven. He befriended a Puerto Rican crack entrepreneur by the name of Ray and his subordinates Primo and Caesar. Learning street smarts was pivotal in gaining their trust. As a white man in El Barrio you were either an "undercover

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    undertake a mission. For example some of the story I will be discussing are The barrio Boy ‚ The king of mazy and Call of the Klondike these story all involve a character undertaking a mission to gain or achieve something. The call of Klondike and The king of Mazy are very similar. The barrio boy is different from both The call of klondike and The king of Mazy The barrio boy is about Ernesto Galarza a mexican-american boy who came to the United States for a better education. Ernesto passes many

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    Aengus from‚”Song of Wandering Aengus‚” Ernesto Galarza from‚”Barrio Boy‚” and Annie Johnson from‚” New Directions.” They all have to face challenges to accomplish their goals. Aengus wants to find his true love the glimmering girl. Ernesto wants to graduate school and become American. Annie Johnson wants to take care by feeding her family and workers. Aengus was looking for the glimmering girl to kiss her.Aengus was trying to find his love the glimmering girl who was a fish but transformed into

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    reasons for wanting to undertake a mission. Like in Barrio Boy‚ it says Ernesto wants to learn how to be a good American‚ and in ¨Apollo 13¨ it says they want to make it home safely.Both are determined to complete their mission. Ernesto and the astronauts used different methods to reach their goal.So the reasons of their survival is determination. Ernesto Galarza is determined to learn english and become a good American. In paragraph 13 of Barrio Boy it says “I was soon able to match Ito’s progress

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    can get a better life and soon he learned english. Ahmedi lived in a war-torn city so she had to get a better life and go to Pakistan. A boy which his name Aengus and he is finding a girl who he falls in love with her but it was all a dream. They all had a hard time. Have you ever heard of Barrio Boy? Barrio Boy is a story about a boy going to America. The boy is called Ernesto. His new school was called Lincoln School. He had trouble speaking english because all he said was spanish words‚ his first

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    The Barrio

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    In the essay “The Barrio‚” by Robert Ramirez describes the essences of Latino neighborhood. Ramirez believes that Latinos see their neighborhoods as their own home‚ a place to rest from the shaken living style of the United States. Ramirez states “Members of the barrio describe the entire area as their home. It is a home‚ but it is more than this. The barrio is a refuge from the harshness and the coldness of the Anglo world. It is a forced refuge.” But Ramirez admits the reason that he will never

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