The most significant conflict in "bernice bobs her hair" is between
a. warren and marjorie.
b. marjorie and men in general.
c. bernice and marjorie.
d. bernice and herself. user: the way to recognize a piece of writing as fiction is that it's
a. written to provide information.
b. based on an invented story.
c. full of figurative language.
d. based on actual events.
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