English, 02.07.2021 02:00, michaelgg9299

Which statement best describes the narrator's main conflict in "Math Curse"? The narrator cannot figure out how many people are in class.
The narrator does not get along with the math teacher.
Everything in the narrator's life appears as a math problem.
All of the other students enjoy math more than the narrator does.

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