Grace and Grandma

1.The author uses Italicized letters to show the reader that-

• to show the reader there are different types of letter fonts

• to show the reader the importance of the setting

• to show the reader that he likes to use different types of letters.

2. What is the THEME of the story?

• perseverance (all things are difficult before they are easy)

• giving up is better than having to struggle

• if you don't like to do something you don't have too

3. Why did grandma Mei had to stay for two long weeks at Angel Island?

• because they wanted to stay there

• because they did not have any other place to go too

• because it was the law that all Chinese immigrant had to stay there.

4. Based on the play, what can you infer about why grandma Mei had to answer questions about , how many window her home had,  which of the following sentences supports the reason they had to answer all of those questions.

• They just wanted to be rude and they were mean to Chinese people in general.

• They just did not like her family, so that is why they were asked many questions.

• They wanted to make sure they were who they claimed to be.

5.  Which of the following word is and ANTONYM for immigrants?

• newcomers

• native

• denial

6. What is the reason Grace did not like the word " heritage"?

• because her family wanted for her to learn the Chinese language and it was difficult for her.

• because she did not like the history of the Chinese people or her family.

• because she did not like her teacher.

7. When grandma Mei came to America she had to stay on Angle Island for how long?

• one week

• two weeks

• three weeks

8. According to the play, why did her family wanted for Grace to learn about her heritage?

• They wanted her to learn more about the Chinese.

• They wanted to bug her, so that is why they insisted.

• They wanted for her not to forget she was both, American and Chines.

9. Chicago pizza is the best! Is that a fact or an opinion?

• Fact

• Opinion

10. The word "questioning" is a SYNONYM for which word?

• permission

• arrival

• interview