Question

using details to support inferences in a literary text - in“great,” mom said. “your dad will be here in an hour, so get ready.”“i am ready.” i looked down at my t-shirt and shorts.mom’s eyes moved over my clothes with their super-scanning powers, looking for holes, stains, and other un-señorita-like offenses to point out. but before she could comment on anything, she noticed the magazine i was cutting.“malú, that’s not my new magazine that just came in the mail, is it?”i gave mom an unapologetic smirk to let her know that it was.“i’ll take that, thank you very much,” she said, holding out her hand. “if you need , check the recycling bin.”“yes, ma’am,” i said, ar i handed her the copy of bon appétit.scissorstextbooksmagazines

Explanation:

The context shows Mom is taking the new magazine the narrator was using, and offers an alternative for their cutting needs. The recycling bin would contain used magazines, which fits the scenario of a replacement for the new magazine they were cutting.

Answer:

magazines