What aspect of Oscar Casares' story "Mrs. Perez" gives the reader a sense of cultural values in the region in which it is set? A. the age of the police officer B. the home break-in C. the way men treat women D. the popularity of bowling

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Mandy

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10 October, 20:26

What aspect of Oscar Casares' story "Mrs. Perez" gives the reader a sense of cultural values in the region in which it is set? A. the age of the police officer B. the home break-in C. the way men treat women D. the popularity of bowling

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Lawrence Chang · Answer 1

The aspect of Oscar Casares' story "Mrs. Perez" that gives the reader a sense of cultural values in the region is in the set of C. the way men treat women. it shows how the men treats the women and how the women in that time were disrespected by other men.

Charlie Holland · Answer 2

I was able to search a similar question on the internet, and this has been asked on a different website also. The answer is Letter C - the way men treat women evoked a sense of the cultural values in the set of the story for the readers.