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We can infer that during the author’s youth, when children in San Antonio spoke Spanish in elementary school, they .
A
were praised.
B
were punished.
C
were put on the basketball team.
D
felt proud of their Mexican heritage.
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作者在第四段四五句指出他们上小学的时候不被允许说西班牙语，提到自己曾经因违反这个规定而被用木尺击打，由此可见那时候他们若说西班牙语就会受到惩罚，故选B。
作者在第四段四五句指出他们上小学的时候不被允许说西班牙语，提到自己曾经因违反这个规定而被用木尺击打，由此可见那时候他们若说西班牙语就会受到惩罚，故选B。
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