Red Scarf Lesson 4 Tab 6

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What is a da-zi-bao?

Back

A da-zi-bao is a type of large poster used in China, often to criticize or express political opinions.

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What was the purpose of writing da-zi-bao in the context of the story?

Back

To criticize their teachers and the educational system.

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Why did Ji-li and An Yi leave the classroom?

Back

They went to look for ideas and to show they didn’t have a bad attitude about writing a da-zi-bao.

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What does it mean to be a victim of the revisionist educational system?

Back

It refers to feeling oppressed or unfairly treated by the educational policies that favor certain groups over others.

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What claim did Yin Lan-lan make about her education?

Back

She claimed that the teacher did not give her more time to study for exams because she was from a working-class family.

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Who did Pauper imply was a criminal?

Back

The principal.

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What evidence did Ji-li use to support her counterclaim about Yin Lan-lan's intelligence?

Back

Yin Lan-lan had flunked three times.

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What is the significance of the school yard in the story?

Back

It represents a place for students to escape and reflect away from the pressures of the classroom.

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How does the concept of class struggle appear in the story?

Back

It highlights the differences in educational opportunities and treatment based on social class.

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What role do teachers play in the students' lives in the story?

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Teachers are depicted as figures of authority whose actions can significantly impact students' educational experiences.