Choose three details from the story and play excerpts below that provide the reader with details about the mother's actions. A Turning back to her magazine, Clarisse's mother sighed and furrowed her brow. B Mother [shaking her head]: Clarisse, all you do all day is talk, talk, talk c Clarisse: But Mom, talking isn't so bad, you know. Why just today at school— d Mother [flipping through her magazine, clearly annoyed]: e I mean, really, Clarisse. All that talking is no recipe for success. F Why did she have to remind Clarisse to quit talking and get down to work? g All-day and night she did nothing but talk, talk, talk. That wasn't a recipe for success
