Roberto was a Mexican immigrant in 19th century America. He lived in a nuclear family with his brother, Juan. His family had a very close relationship with Augusto and Alicia, two other immigrants, who acted as godparents to Roberto and Juan.
Augusto and Alicia were always very warm and affectionate toward Roberto, who in turn, respected and loved them. In this scenario, which of the following were acting as compadre(s) to Roberto?
A) Roberto's parents and Juan
B) Roberto's parents
C) Augusto and Alicia
D) only Juan
Question 2
Though Mark has not been in a serious relationship for a while, he enjoys dating women. He lives away from his family, and dating women prevents him from feeling lonely.
Dating also makes his leisure time more enjoyable by spending quality time with his dates. In this scenario, which of the following functions of dating is being fulfilled?
A) mate selection
B) social status
C) recreation
D) maturation
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