English, 20.11.2020 06:10 mstrish71oteauw

Read the passage from “The Invisible Red String,” a Chinese folktale about a young girl and the woman she works for. Then answer the questions. by contrasting the way Ju-Lin and the moi-yun respond to Madame Yuen's requests

by contrasting the way Ju-Lin and the moi-yun respond to Madame Yuen's requests,

by referencing the moi-yun's happy childhood with her father

by referencing the moi-yun's happy childhood with her father,

through Madame Luen's list of what her son wants in a bride, which perfectly describes Ju-Lin

through Madame Luen's list of what her son wants in a bride, which perfectly describes Ju-Lin,

through a comparison of the moi-yun's success and Ju-Lin's attempts to learn the business

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Read the passage from “The Invisible Red String,” a Chinese folktale about a young girl and the woma...