Question 12 of 24
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click to read the passage from "everyday use," by alice walker. then answer
the question.
which of the following best describes the internal conflict in the passage?
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a. maggie's scars make her feel insecure.
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b. maggie dislikes waiting for her sister.
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c. maggie and dee are very different.
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d. maggie doesn't know whether to feel happy or sad to see dee.
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