In what way does the story "Rules of the Game" reflect personally on the author, Amy Tan?
A. Tan herself was an avid chess player.
B. Tan would often sit in her room and wish she could fly away from the conflict she felt with her family.
C. Tan herself grew up in San Francisco the same city as the setting of the story.
D. Tan was once given a chess game and forced to throw it away, causing conflict with her mother.

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In what way does the story "Rules of the Game" reflect personally on the author, Amy Tan?
 A. Tan herself was an avid chess player.
 B. Tan would often sit in her room and wish she could fly away from the conflict she felt with her family.
 C. Tan herself grew up in San Francisco the same city as the setting of the story.
 D. Tan was once given a chess game and forced to throw it away, causing conflict with her mother.

Shadow · Answer

I'm guessing you haven't read this book.

Mal87 · Answer

Not really

Shadow · Answer

The way I would solve this question would be to search up a summary of this book, then the author.

Shadow · Answer

Should take you less than five minutes, depending on your reading speed.

Mal87 · Answer

Okay thank you

Shadow · Answer

I skimmed a summary of the book and it actually sounds quite nice. You may enjoy it.