Question

I am the only one in the family whose face is severely cut to the line of ancient Indian ancestors. My face is mournfully long, in the classical Indian manner; my profile suggests one of those beak-nosed Mayan sculptures—the eaglelike face upturned, open-mouthed, against the deserted, primitive sky.

“We are Mexicans,” my mother and father would say, and taught their four children to say whenever we (often) were asked about our ancestry. My mother and father scorned those “white” Mexican-Americans who tried to pass themselves off as Spanish. My parents would never have thought of denying their ancestry. I never denied it: My ancestry is Mexican, I told strangers mechanically. But I never forgot that only my older sister’s complexion was as dark as mine.

The author describes his appearance. Which detail support this description?

Question 3 options:

I am the only one in the family whose face is severely cut to the line of ancient Indian ancestors.

“We are Mexicans,” my mother and father would say, and taught their four children to say whenever we (often) were asked about our ancestry.

My mother and father scorned those “white” Mexican-Americans who tried to pass themselves off as Spanish.

Answer 1

i think its A ? im not sure @whover

Answer 2

Yup! That seems like the best answer out of the three answer choices provided.

Answer 3

I agree