Amy Tan y su viaje musical

What were the two professions that Amy Tan's mother wanted her to pursue?

• lawyer and teacher

• concert and piano concert

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At what age did Amy Tan become a successful writer?

• 27 years old

• 37 years old

• 47 yeas old

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In what context did the Communist Party take control of China in 1949?

• During the war

• following years of civil war

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Where did Amy Tan's mother place her hope after arriving in America in 1949?

• in getting a good job

• in her daughter

• in herself

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Define the term prodigy as used in the text.

• Mediocre or average person with no exceptional talents.

• A child with an unusually bright talent

• A normal child.

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What is the first path that Amy Tan imagined for her daughter?

• Olympic athlete
• Brain surgeon
• Chinese version of Shirley Temple

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What did Amy Tan's mother hope to achieve by exposing her daughter to magazine tests like Ripley's Believe It or Not?

• Developing physical strength
• to discover and nurture her hidden talent.

• Encouraging artistic skills

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How did Amy Tan react when she had to look at a page of the Bible and read the content?

• She reacted with excitement and curiosity.

• She reacted with joy and happiness

• Amy Tan reacted with dissapoinment and frustration.

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What TV show led Amy Tan's mother to push her towards piano lessons?

• Wheel of Fortune
•  Ed Sullivan Show

• The Tonight Show

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Mr. Chong was a

• blind retired piano teacher.

• deaf retired piano teacher.

• retired piano teacher.

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