Which of the following are the cultural rites of passage for Jewish adolescents?

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Bat mitzvahs and bar mitzvahs are traditional rites of passage for Jewish adolescents when they turn 12 (girls) or 13 (boys). During these ceremonies, they are recognized as adults in the eyes of the Jewish community and take on greater responsibilities in terms of observing Jewish law and participating in synagogue services. Quinceañeras are a cultural rite of passage in some Latin American countries for 15-year-old girls, coming-out parties are a social event for LGBTQ individuals to formally introduce their sexual orientation or gender identity to their community, and graduation and open houses are more general celebrations of academic achievements that are not exclusive to Jewish culture.

Which of the Following Are the Cultural Rites of Passage