During a visit to Mexico, Jada was thirsty and wanted to buy a drink. It was the middle of the day, yet Jada could not find a store that was open. What best explains why Jada could not find an open store? A. Businesses in Mexico are only open in the morning hours. B. The stores were closed temporarily in observance of siesta time. C. Jada was attempting to use the U. S. Dollar, not the Mexican peso. D. In an attempt to save energy, Mexican businesses are only open on certain days of the week.

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Kamari Sanford

Geography

13 August, 12:44

During a visit to Mexico, Jada was thirsty and wanted to buy a drink. It was the middle of the day, yet Jada could not find a store that was open. What best explains why Jada could not find an open store? A. Businesses in Mexico are only open in the morning hours. B. The stores were closed temporarily in observance of siesta time. C. Jada was attempting to use the U. S. Dollar, not the Mexican peso. D. In an attempt to save energy, Mexican businesses are only open on certain days of the week.

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Leah Montgomery · Answer 1

The answer is; B

Siesta time in Mexico is a 3-hour break from work by most workers in the country to go have lunch and nap. Siesta time took 3 hours during the midday hours. The history of this siesta is attributed to the searing heat of the midday sun that saw people look for shade indoors and avoid open places until evening when the sun was less hot.