What does Waverly Jong represent to the narrator?

Two kinds book

A. A rival prodigy

B. A distant relative

C. A close friend

D. A talented writer

The best answer to the question 'What does Waverly Jong represent to the narrator?' would be letter a. Waverly Jong represents a rival prodigy to the narrator in the story of the Two Kinds book. Waverly Jong was trained by her mother because she thought her daughter was a genius.

Waverly Jong represents to the narrator a) a rival prodigy.

She is a Chinese chess champion and brags about it to the narrator, Jing-mei.