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Character and Culture in Literature Answers

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Which conflicts appear in the story? Check all that apply.an external conflict between the narrator and Waverlyan external conflict between the narrator and her motheran external conflict between the narrator and Old Chongan external conflict between the narrator and Auntie Lindoan internal conflict between the narrator’s desire to learn the piano and her desire to rebelan internal conflict between the narrator’s desire for independence and her desire to not let her mother down

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an external conflict between the narrator and Waverly
B
an external conflict between the narrator and her mother
C
an external conflict between the narrator and Old Chong
D
an external conflict between the narrator and Auntie Lindo
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an internal conflict between the narrator’s desire to learn the piano and her desire to rebel
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an internal conflict between the narrator’s desire for independence and her desire to not let her mother down
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What causes the conflict between the characters in this passage?

A
The mother demands obedience, no matter the situation.
B
The mother cares more about results than about her daughter.
C
The mother does not believe that her daughter can become a prodigy.
D
The mother believes that her daughter is not trying her best, and the daughter disagrees.
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Which details suggest that the narrator is struggling with an internal conflict? Check all that apply.

A
“I shouted.”
B
“As I said these things I got scared.”
C
“It felt like worms and toads and slimy things crawling out of my chest.”
D
“This awful side of me had surfaced, at last.”
E
“Too late change this.”
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Which details show a connection between conflict and culture? Check all that apply.

A
The narrator applies to Stanford for college.
B
The narrator feels like she has disappointed her mother and let her down.
C
The narrator rebels against complete obedience and parental authority.
D
The narrator asserts her independence from her mother by falling short of expectations.
E
The narrator believes that she has a right to fail, even though her mother thinks that failure is not an option.

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