Chapter 5: “Graduation”

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Chapter 5: “Graduation” Answer the following questions in complete sentences. 1. How were school assignments made before the Cultural Revolution? How are they being made now? What does Ji-Li think of the new school assignment system? 2. Why is Ji-Li so excited when she hears where she will be going to junior high school? What changes at the end of the chapter? 3. What does Ji-Li think will happen to many of the books in the school library?

Chapter 6: “The Sound of Drums and Gongs” Answer the following questions in complete sentences. Use text evidence to support your answers if necessary. 1. What were the Red Guards trying to find when they searched through houses? What does “the sound of drums and gongs” represent? 2. Why do Ji-Li’s parents fire Song Po-Po? How does Ji-Li’s role in her family change as a result? 3. Why does the Jiang family turn silk dresses into mops and paint red leather trunks black?

Chapter 7: “The Propaganda Wall” (pp. 100–117) Answer the following questions in complete sentences. Use text evidence to support your answers if necessary. 1. What was the propaganda wall? 2. What are the Five Black Categories? 3. What is the Precious Red Book? 4. What tasks did the Neighborhood Dictatorship Groups perform? 5. Who is Jia Hong-yu, and what does she tell Ji-li and her peers who had gathered in the cafeteria?

Chapter 8: “A Search in Passing” (pp. 118–139) Answer the following questions in complete sentences. Use text evidence to support your answers if necessary. 1. Why were Ji-li’s parents burning photographs in their bathroom? 2. On page 126, Ji-li shares, “In the three months since the Cultural Revolution had started, changes had been so constant that I often felt lost.” Identify at least three changes that Ji-li has experienced since the start of the Cultural Revolution. 3. What personal possession of Ji-li’s is taken when the Red Guards search the family’s house? Why is it confiscated? 4. What is the difference between how Ji-yong and Ji-li respond when special items are taken from them?