Key Ideas and Details: In chunk 4, how does the relationship between Jing-mei’s mother and Auntie Lindo contribute to the conflict between Jing-mei and her mother in the story? For this one, you should look at Chunk 4. Really, the answers are there.

When you do that, you need to ask yourself, what kind of relationship do Jing-mei's mother and the character of Auntie Lindo have? Just because they are related, it doesn't mean that there isn't a sort of adversarial component to their interactions. Look for what is happening between them, what they seem to care about. That will help.

Once you have done that, a good answer would have:

A topic sentence explaining how the relationship between Auntie Lindo and the Mother adds to the conflict between Jing-mei and her mother. That's tricky, so base it off of the model: Auntie Lindo and the mother's relationship adds to the conflict between Jing-mei and her mother by . You can't put the same thing in both blanks.
What evidence do we have from the story that Auntie Lindo and the mother have the relationship you put in the blank? Give that evidence.
How would that relationship affect Jing-mei? This is KEY, so be sure to explain it.
That would come in at around three to five sentences.