Yoon Hae's Name and Identity

Yoon Hae, a young girl from Korea, starts her first day at a new school in America. She struggles with her cultural identity and considers adopting an American name. Her classmates suggest names, but she ultimately decides to keep her Korean name, Yoon Hae, which means grace. Through this journey, she learns to embrace her identity and finds friendship and acceptance.

What did Yoon Hae's grandmother give her at the airport?

• A toy

• A book

• A wooden block with her name

• A letter

How did Yoon Hae feel when she first entered her new classroom?

• Excited

• Angry

• Relieved

• Nervous

Why did Yoon Hae want to change her name?

• Her teacher suggested it

• Her mother asked her to

• She wanted to fit in with American kids

• She didn't like her name

What did Yoon Hae's mother say about their Korean food?

• They should stop eating it

• They should eat only American food

• They should continue eating it

• They should eat less of it

What did Mr. Kim say Yoon Hae's name meant?

• Hope

• Joy

• Grace

• Love

What did Yoon Hae find on her desk the next morning?

• A toy

• A jar with names

• A book

• A letter

What did Joey do with Yoon Hae's name stamp?

• Threw it away

• Kept it for himself

• Stamped it on a paper

• Gave it to the teacher

What did Yoon Hae decide about her name in the end?

• She chose a nickname

• She didn't decide

• She kept her Korean name

• She chose a new American name

Who took the name jar from the classroom?

• Yoon Hae

• Joey

• Ralph

• Mr. Kim

What Korean nickname did Joey choose for himself?

• Chingu

• Yoon

• Hae

• Kim