Question

How does the narrator's admission of her deception during the

first race affect the plot?

The coach insists that the narrator tell the team the truth or give up her place on the team.

Naomi shares her own story about bending the truth to make the narrator feel better.

The team loses confidence in the narrator and she questions whether to remain on the team.

Amber chooses to avoid the narrator for some time because she feels betrayed.

Answer 1

The option "The coach insists that the narrator tell the team the truth or give up her place on the team." is the correct answer. The admission of the narrator's deception during the first race leads to the coach's insistence that she tells the truth or give up her place on the team. This affects the plot by creating a moral dilemma for the narrator and putting her position on the team in jeopardy. It also sets up a conflict that the narrator must resolve in order to regain the trust of her coach and teammates.

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