The author of An American Childhood describes a previous experience in which she heard a loud noise during her naps. How is this similar to her experience at bedtime?

A. Both happen at night.

B. Both happens when her parents are not at home.

C. She figures out that the noise and light are caused by everyday things.

D. She realizes that both experiences occur because of passing cars.

What is the most significant effect of waverly's two names? a. they allow her to be able to tell whether an american or chinese friend is calling her name based on which one she uses. b. they allow her to switch her identities like a double agent when she switches names. c. they distinguish between her two cultures and cause her to feel conflicted at times between her american and chinese selves. d. they distinguish between her family name and her official government papers name.