Answer:
B. Pyramids of oranges.
Explanation:
Amy J. Wan's short narrative "The Little Orange Way to Know My Mother," tells the way the author used to describe not only her childhood but also her mother specifically. The short narrative contains events from the author's childhood and how her mother would include oranges as part of their daily life, no matter the season.
Amy Wan recalls how her mother would make them eat oranges as after-school snacks, as desserts after meals, or at every chance. The oranges replaced the ice-creams or the cookies. One instance of her mother's action is when they were on their "monthly visits to grandparents and other relatives", she would go to Chinatown and buy oranges. The narrator remembers how her mother would select the ones with "prominent navels" from among pyramids of oranges on the sidewalk.
