Amy Tan compares tofu to stacked wedges of rubbery white sponges. How does this description make the reader feel about the tofu? The reader has a hard time picturing tofu that looks like a sponge.
The tofu does not seem like something that should be eaten.
The reader must decide whether tofu is a tasty food or a disgusting food.
The tofu must be useful for more than just eating.

B

Explanation:

If she is comparing it to rubbery whit sponges then she obviously doesn't think it is something that should be eaten.

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