"Double Face" Reading Flashcard

Front

Why does Waverly Jong want to go to China?

Back

She wants to go there for her second honeymoon.

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Why does Waverly especially want to be Chinese?

Back

Because it is so fashionable.

Front

What age was Winston when he died?

Back

16

Front

What was the fortune inside the cookie that Lindo gave to Tin?

Back

“A house is not home when a spouse is not at home.”

Front

Why was Waverly afraid of going to China for her honeymoon?

Back

She fears she won't be let back into the U.S. (looking too Chinese).

Front

What does Waverly's desire to go to China signify about her identity?

Back

It reflects her struggle with cultural identity and belonging.

Front

How does Waverly's relationship with her mother influence her decisions?

Back

Waverly often feels pressured to meet her mother's expectations, impacting her choices.

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What role does heritage play in Waverly's life?

Back

Heritage shapes her identity and influences her desire to connect with her roots.

Front

What is the significance of the fortune cookie message?

Back

It highlights themes of home, belonging, and the importance of relationships.

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How does Waverly's fear of looking too American affect her self-perception?

Back

It creates a conflict between her American upbringing and her Chinese heritage.