People always tell me how much i look like my mother, and
i take that as a compliment. but in our new home, i was
realizing that her hair was different. it didn't look as
beautiful to me anymore, and i didn't want the kids at
school to think i was strange. i tried to wake up early and
do my hair and then rush out of the house before she
would notice the change.
what is one plot development that would make the cultural conflict worse i
this story?
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a. the narrator tries to her mother update her hairstyle to fit ir
the new culture,
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b. the narrator attends a sleepover at which the girls give one
another funny hairdos.
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c. the narrator's mother comes to school, and some of the kids
mock her hairstyle.
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d. the narrator's father announces that the family is moving back
their home country.
*apex*

The answer is C.

Explanation:

By the mother coming to school and the some kids mock her hairstyle, it reinforces the what the narrator thinks while also hurting the mothers feelings making the situation worse

The correct answer is C. The narrator's mother comes to school, and some of the kids mock her hairstyle.

Explanation:

In plot development, the conflict emerges after the exposition or background and this increases during the story due to events, the actions of characters, and other factors. In the case presented, a cultural conflict emerges because the narrator finds out the hairstyle of her mother that is similar to her own hairstyle is considered as strange in the new culture especially at her school and due to this, the narrator makes her hair look different for school without her mother noticing this.

In this context, the cultural conflict would increase or become worse in the case the mother discovers the behavior of the girl or if the mother discovers the opinion of children about her hairstyle because in this way the cultural conflict would involve more characters and there might be a confrontation between characters especially as the mother would debate between the new and the old culture. According to this, the plot development that would make the cultural conflict worse is "The narrator's mother comes to school, and some of the kids mock her hairstyle".

answer: having more negative in their interactions with their child more or likely because of issues with stress and depression.

explanation:

teenage parents may also have less time as they juggle their responsibilities to spend with their child which can make the child feel lonesome and not enough trust was made to create a foundation between the parent and the child.

b is the answer.   i sat on the lumpy sofa, totally exhausted, with a bad taste in my mouth, wondering what i should do next.