Question

\she bring home too many trophy,\ lamented auntie lindo that sunday. \all day she play chess. all day i have no time do nothing but dust off her winnings.\ she threw a scolding look at waverly, who pretended not to see her. \you lucky you dont have this problem,\ said auntie lindo with a sigh to my mother. and my mother squared her shoulders and bragged: \our problem worser than yours. if we ask jing-mei wash dish, she hear nothing but music. its like you cant stop this natural talent.\ -\two kinds,\ amy tan which cultural value is creating conflict between auntie lindo and the narrator’s mother? obedience which evidence reveals the cultural value that is creating the conflict? \my mother squared her shoulders and bragged.\ \she bring home too many trophy.\ \waverly... pretended not to see her.\

Explanation:

First Question (Cultural Value Creating Conflict)

The conflict arises from the cultural value of obedience. Auntie Lindo is frustrated that Waverly (who should be obedient) is focused on chess and not helping with chores, while the narrator's mother also faces issues with Jing - mei not being obedient to requests (like washing dishes). The value of obedience, where children are expected to follow parental requests, is at the heart of the conflict between the two mothers.

We analyze each option:

• "My mother squared her shoulders and bragged." This is about the mother's reaction, not about obedience.
• "She bring home too many trophy." This is about the number of trophies, not directly about obedience.
• "Waverly... pretended not to see her." Auntie Lindo scolds Waverly, but Waverly pretends not to see, showing a lack of obedience to Auntie Lindo's scolding, which relates to the cultural value of obedience that is causing the conflict.

Answer:

obedience

Second Question (Evidence for the Cultural Value)