Waverly's Chess Journey and Challenges

The video tutorial provides a summary of a story about Waverly, a young Chinese-American girl growing up in San Francisco's Chinatown. It explores her journey of learning chess, guided by her mother's teachings of 'invisible strength.' Waverly becomes a chess champion, but her success leads to tension with her mother, who is proud yet overbearing. The story highlights themes of cultural identity, family dynamics, and personal growth.

What is the main cultural challenge faced by Waverly's family?

• Balancing Chinese traditions with American culture

• Learning a new language

• Finding employment in a new country

• Adapting to a different climate

What does Waverly's mother teach her about the 'art of invisible strength'?

• To avoid conflicts at all costs

• To always speak her mind

• To win arguments and gain respect by being silent

• To be physically strong

Where did Waverly grow up?

• In a suburban area

• In Chinatown, San Francisco

• In a rural village

• In a wealthy neighborhood

What gift does Waverly's brother receive at the Christmas party?

• A book

• A new bicycle

• A chess set

• A toy car

How does Waverly learn the rules of chess?

• By reading a rule book

• By watching online videos

• By listening to her brothers

• By attending a chess class

Who becomes Waverly's chess mentor?

• Her father

• A school teacher

• Her brother

• An older man named Lao Pao Pao

What does Waverly's mother attribute her chess success to?

• Good coaching

• Hard work

• Luck

• Natural talent

What does Waverly confront her mother about?

• Using her success to show off

• Not supporting her chess career

• Forcing her to do chores

• Not allowing her to play with friends