READINGExercise 6: Read the passage, and choose the suitable option A, B or C.One of Mexico's traditions is called the Quinceañera, which means 'fifteen-year-old'. It is when a young girl turns 15 and she has a big party to celebrate. In 16th-century, a girl turning 15 meant she had to decide between giving her life to God or getting married. The girl would wear a white dress; however, girls now wear dresses of any colour. The party costs a lot of money.At the birthday party, there’s music, dancing and lots of food. Family and friends are invited to enjoy the special day. The father dances with his daughter and there is a more modern dance by the birthday girl. The Quinceañera looks like great fun. The age 15 has so much more significance in Mexico than in England. Mexican culture is really interesting. There is so much more to learn about!

READINGExercise 6: Read the passage, and choose the suitable option A, B or C.One of Mexico's traditions is called the