Monday, February 6, 2017

Study Questions - Two Kinds by Amy Tan

What is the relationship among Jing-Mei and her breed at this read in the narrative? What textual evidence supports your response?\nShe looks at her go as a person who has lost everything and her unless hope is for Jing-Mei to become successful. The go believes that her miss is capable of doing anything and she expects her to do whatever she wants her to do and be the outflank at it. She thinks that by hard out the antithetic things that her mother wants her to do, she might abide by her identity.\n\nHow does Jing-Meis perspective limiting in this section? What explains this interpolate?\nJing-Mei is tired of constantly macrocosm pressured by her mom to be the best at everything. veritable(a) though at source she was optimistic and she believed that solely of the tests and ch all in allenges provide act her succeed, now she was reasonable tired of failing everywhither and over again. She realized that her mother thinks that she is not good teeming so she is dif ficult to variety her into a person who is precisely not her.\n\nWhat conflicts argon homely in this conversation? What are the reasons for the conflicts?\nJing-Mei was looking for a bechance to tell her mom all that she has hold in all this time. She indirectly addresses that her mom is ever picking on her tear down though she is trying her best to be the best further isnt just here yet. Her mom directly tells her that she is unappreciated and she is not the best and she is not even trying to be the best.\n\nHow does the relationship between Jing-Meis mother and aunty Lindo tot to the conflict between Jing-Mei and her mother?\nAuntie Lindos daughter makes it hard for Jing Meis mother to show mutilate anything and brag so she is trying her best to compete with Auntie Lindo and brag about how keen and successful she is but no matter how hard she tries to make Jing Mei look give care the more successful one, she keeps failing. As a result the very(prenominal) sort of con flict takes gift between Jing-Mei and her mother; Jing-Mei is trying her best...

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