Read the sentence from barrio boy by ernesto galarza. josé  then explained a remarkable thing about our money.  which  sentence supports a negative connotation for the word remarkable? a. for one tostón you get one quarter. b. he had already exchanged some of our mexican currency for dollars. c. mexican centavos and tostones and pesos were good for nothing in the united states. d. on the table he laid out the coins, in rows of two for one.

The correct answer is C) Mexican centavos, tostones, and pesos were good for nothing in the US.

The sentence that supports a negative connotation for the word remarkable is "Mexican centavos, tostones, and pesos were good for nothing in the US."

In Ernesto Galarza book "Barrio Boy," the author refers to the journey of a Mexican boy that lived in a small, poor town in Mexico, to the city of Sacramento, California. When José explained a remarkable thing about our money he referred to the Mexican currency called pesos. Of course, Mexican pesos are not valid as a currency in the United States. He also referred to Mexican Centavos(cents) and tostones(fifty cents coins).

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