Fish Cheeks Unit 2 Cluster 2 Edge level A

Front

What narrative perspective is used in 'Fish Cheeks' that indicates it is a true story?

Back

The use of first-person pronouns.

Front

Is it true that Tan's mother belched loudly to show satisfaction after the meal?

Back

False.

Front

What lesson does Tan's mother want to impart to her daughter regarding their culture?

Back

To be proud of her Chinese customs.

Front

What does Tan's mother mean when she says, 'You only shame is be ashame'?

Back

The only thing you should be embarrassed about is that you are embarrassed.

Front

Why does Tan feel upset about her parents inviting the minister's family for Christmas dinner?

Back

She doesn't want the minister's son to see that her family is different than his.

Front

What is the significance of cultural pride in 'Fish Cheeks'?

Back

It emphasizes the importance of embracing one's heritage and customs.

Front

How does Tan's experience reflect the theme of cultural identity?

Back

Tan struggles with her cultural identity, feeling embarrassed about her Chinese background in front of her peers.

Front

What role does family play in shaping Tan's understanding of her culture?

Back

Family serves as a source of cultural values and traditions that Tan learns to appreciate.

Front

What does the Christmas dinner symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

It symbolizes the clash between cultural expectations and personal feelings of embarrassment.

Front

How does Tan's perception of her culture change by the end of the story?

Back

She learns to appreciate and embrace her cultural identity.