Question

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? Businesses in Mexico are only open in the morning hours. The stores were closed temporarily in observance of siesta time. Jada was attempting to use the U.S. dollar, not the Mexican peso. In an attempt to save energy, Mexican businesses are only open on certain days of the week.

Answer 1

In the middle of the day in Mexico they have what they call a Siesta. So, it would be, The stores were temporarily in observance of siesta time.

Answer 2

The stores were closed temporarily in observance of siesta time

Step-by-step explanation:

• A siesta is a Spanish meaning for the nap and is a short nap taken on the early afternoon and often after the mod day meals.

• Is accompanied by the short periods of sleep and especially in those place where the weather is warm.

• Its influence can be found in mainland China and Europe and the Mediterranean and is a traditional day time sleep of the Spain.