Red Scarf Girl Quiz

Does Jiang Ji-Li think her dad is guilty?

• Yes

• No

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What quote from the text supports question one?

• “Sit down, sit down. Don't be afraid.”

• “Your father’s problems are very serious.”

• “But my father never said anything against Chairman Mao”

• “Now you have to choose between two roads”

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If you could infer what type of person is Jiang Ji-li?

• Kind

• Disrespectful

• Not smart

• Loyal

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What evidence/details help explain your answer to question three?

• She says bad things about her father

• Jiang Ji-li is a very educated child

• She says her father hasn’t done anything wrong

• The people from the party come to Jiang Ji-li’s school

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Why is Ji-Li Jiang afraid of testifying against her father?

• She is afraid of sending her father away

• She does not want to Slap her dad

• She does not like court

• She doesn't like people

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What textual evidence helps with the previous question.

• ”That's very good. We knew that you had more sense than to follow your father”

• ”sit down sit down. Don’t be afraid.”

• "But he ever said anything against chairman Mao.”

• ”Now you have to choose between two roads’’

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What crime does the party think Jiang-Ji-Li’s father committed?

• He protested violently

• Spoke against Chairman Mao and the Party

• Protested peacefully

• Protested about slave rights.

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What textual evidence backs up your answer in question 7?

• “He never said anything against the Party.”

• “Your father’s problems are very serious.”

• “Your father committed some serious mistakes during the Anti Rightist Movement several years ago, but he still obstinately refuses to confess.”

• “He must have made comments critical of Chairman Mao and the Cultural Revolution.”

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What did Jiang-Ji-Li feel like when Thin-Face was trying to make her testify against her father?

• She felt calm and controlled, planning an escape.

• She felt helpless, but felt stronger after a little bit.

• She felt wild and uncontrollable ready to fight.

• She panicked, and threw up.

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What textual evidence proves this point in question 9?

• “I sat down dumbly.”

• She threw up.

• “My voice grew stronger with conviction.”

• “I protested weakly.”

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