Where the mountain meets the moon (Chapter 21-30)

"Sun burned the top of their heads" suggests:

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Hype

"Like rubies on a stick" suggests:

Hint: Metaphor doesn't use a word "like or as"

• Hyperbole

• Hype

• Simile

• Metaphor

Flaunting:Showing off

• Drab:Colorful

• Jade:Cabbage

• Hawthorne:a plant

• Busy:Market

"as red face as the radishes", suggests:

• Hyperbole

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Analogy

"Stingy" means

• Ungenerous

• Spend thrift

• Open hearted

• Clear headed

Minli "weaved her way to him" means:

• She had to criss-cross through the crowd

• She had to weave a blanket to reach him

• She had to waive at the old man

• She had to weave straw to reach him

What's a "kowtow"?

• To lie down and rest on a heap of straw.

• To kneel and bow with forehead touching the ground.

• To stand up with forehead pointing straight

• To swivel around on heels

Commune:Community

• Common:Uncommon

• Generous:Ungenerous

• Haughty:Proud

• Cabbage:Peaches

"Clasping the moon" got its name because:

• The kind had a moon shaped clasp

• The moon made a reflection in the water as if it has been clasped in the water

• The moon was shaped like a clasp that night

What is "Chives"?

• A vegetable

• A herb

• A flower

• A tree