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The image enhance the traditional Southern biscuits recipe is by showing readers one way to enjoy the finished biscuits.
<h3>What is traditional Southern biscuits?</h3>
Traditional Southern biscuits are those biscuits that are also called beaten biscuits. These biscuits are made by beat the batter thoroughly and the biscuits came out flaky and tender.
Thus, the correct option is b, by showing readers why one biscuit is better than the other.
The correct answer is A) it makes readers understand the story's theme of cultural conflict.
The statement that most accurately describes the intended aesthetic impact of this resolution is "it makes readers understand the story's theme of cultural conflict."
The text helps the reader to understand the cultural conflict in that it refers to the situation when the people were forced to move away from the land where their ancestors had lived for years. This really impacted them. Although nobody wanted to move, the author mentions how he was curious about the new culture and language. Schools and clothing were very different and somehow attractive to the point of rejecting the ancestors' culture to embrace the new one.