How does the butter pagoda represent the clash between cultures in the story? A. Men always do the cooking in Chinese culture. B. The butter pagoda is a work of art, but Jean's mom sees it as unsanitary.

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How does the butter pagoda represent the clash between cultures in the story?

A. Men always do the cooking in Chinese culture.
B. The butter pagoda is a work of art, but Jean's mom sees it as unsanitary.
C. Americans avoid using butter, so the pagoda offends Mrs. Fritz.
D. Americans never held parties, only the Chinese did.