In "No Gumption," Russell's sister says things like "You shouldn't waste money" and "You shouldn't eat before supper."

What do statements such as these make clear about Russell's sister?

She is jealous of Russell.

She takes after their mother.

Unlike Russell, she doesn't like to do chores.

She is also considering becoming a writer.

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Evan Simon

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20 December, 10:13

In "No Gumption," Russell's sister says things like "You shouldn't waste money" and "You shouldn't eat before supper."

What do statements such as these make clear about Russell's sister?

She is jealous of Russell.

She takes after their mother.

Unlike Russell, she doesn't like to do chores.

She is also considering becoming a writer.

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Trevin Garcia · Answer 1

The correct answer is: She takes after their mother.

Explanation:

No Gumption is a chapter from Russell's autobiography where he talks about difficult times he faced to support his family. Although his sister was younger than him, he was really bold, brave and strong, more than he was. Doris was a responsible little girl who in this case looks like their mother, she is worried about the money he spent in that apple, and about his eating before upper. She looked more mature and responsible than him, as little mother.