1. PART A: How does the plot develop the theme
of the story?
O A Yollie's embarrassment at the dance makes
her believe that money can provide
happiness.
OB Despite the unfortunate events at the
dance, Yollie realizes that her mother does
her best to make her happy.
OC When Yollie is unable to buy the things she
wants, she understands the importance of
finding a good job.
After Yollie dances with Ernie, she realizes
that he doesn't care how expensive her
clothes are.
OD

due to not being able to read the story, I am only 25% sure this is correct, but:

B) Despite the unfortunate events at the  dance, Yollie realizes that her mother does  her best to make her happy.

Again, I have not read the story, so I don't even know if I'm correct, I just chose the average school-story-plot

the first is correct, the second is "la tienda de descuentos" meaning "the discount store", and the third is "ayer" meaning "yesterday".

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