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What do the pinata and the person attempting to break it open represents?
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Why is it difficult to break the pinata?
It's hard to break a pinata because you're blindfolded.
What do the children do when they celebrate using the pinata?
they break the pinata with a stick or bat to make candy fall out.
You fill it with candy and then you break it at a party What is it?
Pinata
What use did the pinata serve originally?
for parties and birthdays, the pinata would be filled with candy, the host would be blindfolded, and he or she would try to break the pinata open with a stick or bat. When the pinata would break open, the children would get as much candy as they could and later they would trade the candy.
The children try to break open the blank which is filled with candy?
umm...yes?...no? is that actually a question that you asked? Pinata.
Is there a legal statute in Illinois preventing someone who files for a restraining order from break it?
That goes without saying. The person who requests a restraining order that (for example) states that person 'A' cannot come within 500 feet of person'B' ... then person 'B' is equally restrained from attempting to get within 500 feet of person 'A.' They cannot go around harassing the other person by attempting to get near them.
Were the Puritans originally attempting to reform the Church of England or break off?
Yes
Can attempting to play a foreign game break your Wii?
No. The Wii just won't load it.
What is a syllable break?
A syllable break is the "break" between each syllable of a word.For example, the word "bankrupt" has two syllables = bank - rupt.The - represents the syllable break.
What is is a breaker?
A person or thing that is going to break A person or thing that is going to break
What illegal actions did Nixon take in attempting to cover up the Watergate break-in?
He denied any involvement in the case.
what is this don't break dont fix?
Leave something alone; avoid attempting to correct, fix, or improve what is already sufficient
