Joy Luck Club Rice Husband

In the "Rice Husband" chapter, what does the vase symbolize?

• the empty bowl of rice

• their marriage

• their engagement

• their unborn baby

Why was Jing-mei woo taking part in the Joy Luck Club?

• because she loved to play games with Chinese people

• because her mother had died and she was asked by her father to be "the fourth corner of the game"

• because there were very high prizes for winning at the club

• because she promised her mother to attend at least one meeting of the club

Why did Jing-mei's mother form the Joy Luck Club in Kweilin

• to be the first in her neighborhood to form a club

• because she loved to eat

• because her friends had nothing else to do

• to giver herself and some friends a diversion from the horrors of war

Why was Jing-Mei taking part in the Joy Luck Club?

• because she loved to play games with Chinese people

• because her mother had died, and she was asked by her father to be the "fourth corner" of the game

• because there were very high prizes for winning at the club

• because she promised her mother to attend at least one meeting of the club

In the "Rice Husband" chapter, what does the vase symbolize?

• the empty bowl of rice

• their marriage

• their engagement

• their unborn baby

Why was Jing-mei woo taking part in the Joy Luck Club?

• because she loved to play games with Chinese people

• because her mother had died and she was asked by her father to be "the fourth corner of the game"

• because there were very high prizes for winning at the club

• because she promised her mother to attend at least one meeting of the club

Why did Jing-mei's mother form the Joy Luck Club in Kweilin?

• to be the first in her neighborhood to form a club

• because she loved to eat

• because her friends had nothing else to do

• to give herself and some friends a diversion from the horrors of war

What is the main theme explored in the "Rice Husband" chapter?

• Cultural identity

• Family expectations

• Financial success

• Romantic love

In "The Joy Luck Club," what does the swan feather symbolize?

• Lost dreams

• Hope and transformation

• Wealth and prosperity

• Cultural heritage

What is the significance of the title "The Joy Luck Club"?

• It represents the happiness and luck the women seek through their gatherings.

• It is the name of a popular restaurant in the story.

• It refers to a game played by the characters.

• It symbolizes the wealth and success of the characters.