Question

Paragraphs 44 through 54 describe how Waverly -

SELECT AN ANSWER
begins to realize that she does not like
chess as much as her family thinks she
does n
goes from winning her first chess
tournament to becoming a famous national
chess champion
uses her fame as a chess player to become
a full-time child fashion model
becomes more and more nervous as her
chess opponents get better and older

Answer 1

Paragraphs 44 through 54 describe how Waverly:

B. goes from winning her first chess tournament to becoming a famous national chess champion.

Step-by-step explanation:

This question is about Amy Tan's short story "Rules of the Game". Waverly is the main character and narrator. At a very young age, she learns how to play chess and becomes a huge success. Waverly is quite a prodigy, and she soon begins to reap the good and the bad consequences from that. As we can see, the best answer choice is letter B.

At no point in the story does Waverly realize she does not like chess. She loves it; she just doesn't like the way her mother shows her around to everyone because of her talent. We can eliminate letter A.

Waverly does not become a fashion model at all. She also does not become nervous for having to face better opponents. We can also eliminate letters C and D.