Red Scarf Girl Test

What role does Ji-li’s grandmother play in the story?

• She encourages Ji-li to join the Red Guards

• She represents the older generation’s traditions

• She works for the Communist Party

• She betrays the family to save herself

Why does Ji-li decide to step back from her dream of becoming a Red Guard?

• She fears for her family’s safety

• She no longer believes in the Communist Party’s ideals

• She is rejected by the Red Guards

• Her health prevents her

How does the Cultural Revolution affect Ji-li’s education?

• She is sent to a different school

• Schools focus more on political ideology than academics

• She graduates early to join the workforce

• She is expelled from school

What is Ji-li’s ultimate decision about her future?

• To distance herself from the Cultural Revolution

• To leave her family and join the Party

• To seek revenge against those who wronged her family

• To move to another country

What is the significance of the red scarf in 'Red Scarf Girl'?

• A) It symbolizes Ji-li's loyalty to the Communist Party

• B) It represents Ji-li's family's wealth

• C) It is a gift from Ji-li's grandmother

• D) It is a symbol of Ji-li's rebellion

How does Ji-li's relationship with her classmates change during the Cultural Revolution?

• A) They become closer friends

• B) They start to distance themselves from her

• C) They form a study group

• D) They ignore the political changes

What literary device is used frequently in 'Red Scarf Girl' to convey Ji-li's internal conflict?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Personification

Which event marks a turning point in Ji-li's perception of the Cultural Revolution?

• A) Her father's arrest

• B) Her promotion in school

• C) Her family's relocation

• D) Her acceptance into the Red Guards

What role does Ji-li’s mother play in the story?

• A) She is a strong supporter of the Cultural Revolution

• B) She tries to protect her family from political persecution

• C) She is indifferent to the political changes

• D) She encourages Ji-li to join the Red Guards

Why is Ji-li conflicted about her family's political status?

• A) She is proud of her family's revolutionary history

• B) She is ashamed of her family's 'black' class status

• C) She wants to change her family's political views

• D) She is indifferent to her family's status