Spanish teacher Joy Raja surprised her Spanish IV students with a guest speaker on Friday -...

 

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Spanish teacher Joy Raja surprised her Spanish IV students with a guest speaker on Friday - Gabriel Soto, a famous Mexican soap opera actor. He is Raja's second cousin. "He was so hot," senior Heather Nied said. "He only spoke to us in Spanish, but I understood almost everything he said." Raja's class watches Mexican soap operas to help them with their Spanish. "The students had no idea that Gabriel was my cousin," she said. "I know many of the girls had a crush on him, but he's happily married with four kids." Junior Bella Moreno said she almost couldn't speak when she saw Soto at the front of the room. "I was star-struck," she said. "Then he started talking, and he's so laid back and normal. He let us ask him anything we wanted as long as we asked him in Spanish." Raja said she was impressed with how well her students did with the questions. "I thought the girls might ask silly questions about his hair and if he works out, but they didn't," she said. "They asked him about Mexico, being an actor and even about U.S.-Mexico relations." Write the headline assigned for each of the given six stories. Use the following system: all upper and lower case letters, spaces, punctuation marks and symbols count as 1 character. Write main headlines on the top line and secondary headlines under the main headline. Spanish teacher Joy Raja surprised her Spanish IV students with a guest speaker on Friday - Gabriel Soto, a famous Mexican soap opera actor. He is Raja's second cousin. "He was so hot," senior Heather Nied said. "He only spoke to us in Spanish, but I understood almost everything he said." Raja's class watches Mexican soap operas to help them with their Spanish. "The students had no idea that Gabriel was my cousin," she said. "I know many of the girls had a crush on him, but he's happily married with four kids." Junior Bella Moreno said she almost couldn't speak when she saw Soto at the front of the room. "I was star-struck," she said. "Then he started talking, and he's so laid back and normal. He let us ask him anything we wanted as long as we asked him in Spanish." Raja said she was impressed with how well her students did with the questions. "I thought the girls might ask silly questions about his hair and if he works out, but they didn't," she said. "They asked him about Mexico, being an actor and even about U.S.-Mexico relations." Write the headline assigned for each of the given six stories. Use the following system: all upper and lower case letters, spaces, punctuation marks and symbols count as 1 character. Write main headlines on the top line and secondary headlines under the main headline.

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