In daughter of invention How is the narrator’ identity impacted by who her mother is?
How much influence do you think a parent’s identity has on who their child will become?

The story of the daughter of the invention is in the following link:

https://www.rosaryhs.com/s/1514/images/editor_documents/academics/2017-18/daughter_of_invention.pdf?sessionid=aba8a9c5-8a71-4381-b978-d3d2470d3d67&cc=1

The impact of the mother on her daughter (that is, on the narrator); It is reflected in the way of acting of the narrator as soon as her father damaged the speech she had written, the narrator gets up crying and goes to her room but later her mother looks for her and consoles her, helps her to rewrite her speech Again, the mother is determined and independent, although she loves her father, she is not intimidated by him, but is brave and helps her daughter to face obstacles with courage, hence the narrator always manifests a spirit of independence and courage.Parents always want to convey to their children their identity or their way of being; as well as their religious or political convictions; The values ​​or the way of being an adult usually reflects the upbringing that their parents gave them, in the case of political ideologies or moral values ​​only with time young people can decide if they want to continue with the same values ​​as their parents they teach them.

The answer is c, because it's referring to you, and then refers to a group of people stopping the flu, which is a clever way of making the viewer feel like they have the impact to stop a disease. (sorry its hard to explain)

The answer is d, when mathilde realizes she has lost the necklace. hope this . : ) good luck. ; )