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Easy as pie

Which sentence from the passage is the best evidence that the
narrator understands why his mother is taking the cooking class?
O
"But she was working on that pie crust just as hard as
I'd worked to master my pitches."
o
"Working together we cut some flowers and leaves out
of the dough and plopped them onto the pie."
""Hey, Mom? I was thinking...maybe you could bake a
pie for the team next week?"
"Mom had a photo on her desk me on the pitcher's
mound, throwing a fastball."

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27knighl

Answer:

"But she was working on that pie crust just as hard as

I'd worked to master my pitches."

Explanation:

that's the best answer because it says something about crust and the pie so yea:)

The best evidence about the narrator's understanding of why his mother is taking the cooking class is "But she was working on that pie crust just as hard as I'd worked to master my pitches."

Who is a narrator?

"A narrator is the storyteller in a book or movie."

The narrator understands his mother's situation of taking cooking classes as he has gone through the same situation when he needed to master his pitches.

To learn more about narrator here

https://brainly.com/question/2855450

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