In "Mother Tongue," how does Amy Tan demonstrate language bias toward her mother?
A: She believed her mother's thoughts were unimportant because she expressed them imperfectly.
B: She refused to go out with her mother in public because she was ashamed of her accent.
C: She only spoke perfect standard English with her mother in an attempt to make her mother speak more clearly.
D: She would not impersonate her mother on the phone when making important calls for her.
A: She believed her mother's thoughts were unimportant because she expressed them imperfectly.
B: She refused to go out with her mother in public because she was ashamed of her accent.
C: She only spoke perfect standard English with her mother in an attempt to make her mother speak more clearly.
D: She would not impersonate her mother on the phone when making important calls for her.
