Rules of the Game Quiz

Where does the story take place?

• Hong Kong, China

• San Francisco, CA

• New York City, NY

• Tokyo, Japan

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Where does the chess set come from?

• birthday party

• school holiday party

• church holiday party

• block party

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What does Waverly's mother teach her the art of?

• feng shui

• chess

• paper folding

• invisible strength

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After she becomes good at chess, what is Waverly exempt from?

• chores

• homework

• babysitting

• grocery shopping

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What conflict arises between Waverly and her mother?

• Waverly is caught stealing plums

• Her mother is angry that Waverly's ignores her brothers

• Waverly is upset that her mother is bragging about her

• Her mother found out Waverly has been skipping school

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After the party, the mother tells Vincent to throw away the chess set. Why?

• She is too proud to accept second hand gifts

• She hates chess

• She's joking

• She thinks Vincent is wasting his time learning how to play

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Why does Waverly tell her mother that she doesn't want to play in a tournament because they will use "American rules"?

• Waverly doesn't understand the American rules of chess.

• Waverly is afraid of losing the tournament.

• Waverly wants to avoid traveling far from home.

• Waverly tricks her mom into letting her compete.

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How does Waverly feel about her mother's involvement in her chess playing?

• appreciative

• annoyed

• affectionate

• ambivalent

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"Rules of the Game" is told in what literary point of view?

• 1st Person

• Omniscient

• 3rd Person

• 3rd Person Limited

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One of the story's main conflicts is

• Bobby Fischer vs. female chess players

• mother vs. daughter

• professionals vs. amateur chess players

• human vs. nature (wind)

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