Chinese Cinderella Chapters 1-12

How old is Adeline at the start of the novel?

• 9

• 5

• 4

• 7

How old was Niang when she married Father?

• 17

• 25

• 21

• 14

What is Adeline's Chinese name?

• We Jie

• Jun-Ling

• Yen Mah

• Wu Mei

How many siblings does Adeline have?

• 6

• 7

• 5

• 4

"Too embarrassed to knock or draw attention to myself, I walked out tentatively into the Shanghai streets."

What does the word tentatively mean?

• Naturally

• Hesitantly

• Quietly

• Quickly

Big Sister's name is ​ (a)  

Big Brother's name is ​ (b)   ​

Second Brother's name is​ (c)  

Third Brother's name is ​ (d)  

• Lydia
• Gregory
• Edgar
• James

Fourth Younger Brother's name is ​ (a)  

Little Sister's name is ​ (b)  

​ Grandmother's name is ​ (c)   ​

Grandfather's name is ​ (d)  

Aunt's name is ​ (e)  

• Franklin
• Susan
• Nai-Nai
• Ye-Ye
• Baba

Father's​ ​ ​ (a)   house was on Avenue JOffre, deep in the hear of the French concession. It was a big, square, dark gray ​ (b)   building just like all the other sixty-nine houses within the same "long tang," a cluster of houses surrounded by a communal wall. Father's chauffeur drove us from the station through the main lane of our long tang, turned left into a narrower alleyway, and stopped in front of a ​ ​ (c)   gate.

• concrete
• Shanghai
• wrought-iron

Father led us into a ​ (a)   garden with a small lawn lined by clipped bushes, a magnolia tree with wonderfully ​ (b)   blooms, and a wishing well next to a ​ (c)   doghouse. A large ​ (d)   German shepherd rushed out and jumped excitedly at the sight of Father but barked at us. I glanced briefly at the fierce, brutish animal, with its ​ (e)   teeth and pointed ears.

• ferocious
• fragrant
• wooden
• sharp
• charming

Put the following in the correct order:

​ ​

​ (a)   : Adeline gets lost trying to find her way home from school.

​ (b)   : Adeline wins a silver medal for getting top of her class.

​ (c)   : Adeline's family is reunited in Shanghai

​ (d)   : Grandmother tells Adeline about the horrible custom of foot binding.

• Three
• One
• Four
• Two