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aniked [119]
3 years ago
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Your sister is encouraging her daughter to enjoy a variety of different ethnic foods. She tempts her daughter by pretending to s

poon-feed herself and smacking her lips each time the spoon touches her lip. Your niece watches, fascinated. A year later, you visit and see your young niece enjoying a plate of spicy curried goat. Your sister was successful because of:__________.
Social Studies
1 answer:
ra1l [238]3 years ago
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Answer:

She succeed in convincing her daughter

Explanation:

The mother of the daughter has actually succeeded in convincing the girl in trying to eat different variety of foods, its been a year she noticed that, a year is a long time to convince a small child in doing something ,so she shouldnt be surprised if a year later she sees the daughter trying out a dish she never had fair to try before. So the mother succeeded in convincing the daughter in trying out different dishes that is why the Anty was surprised to see her eating a sliced plate of curried goat.

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