The Great Wall Of Lucy Wu

Lucy's first day at Chinese school was not bad because she discovered that Harrison Miller, someone she knows, was also going to Chinese school. This implies that having a familiar face or a friend in the same environment made her feel more comfortable and less anxious about her first day.

Lucy's plan to play basketball every Saturday morning was disrupted because she was going to have to attend a Chinese language school in the summer.

Li Po witnessed the vandalism done to Lucy's basketball net and backboard.

Regina meant that Lucy appears to be Asian (yellow on the outside), but she does not fit the stereotypical expectations of being Chinese (white on the inside) according to Regina's perception. This comment suggests that Lucy does not meet Regina's standards or expectations of what it means to be Chinese.

The correct answer suggests that the "Big Green Box" appearing signifies that there would be a family meeting to look at old pictures. This implies that the box contains old photographs that the family wants to reminisce and share memories about.

Lucy didn't want Yi Po around because she wasn't Lucy's beloved grandmother who had died. This suggests that Lucy had a strong emotional attachment to her deceased grandmother and may have been grieving her loss. Yi Po's presence may have reminded Lucy of her grandmother's absence, causing her to feel uncomfortable or upset.

Mrs. Anderson, the school's librarian, surprised everyone by being an incredible basketball player. This unexpected talent may have surprised everyone because librarians are not typically associated with being skilled in sports, especially basketball. However, Mrs. Anderson defied expectations and showcased her abilities on the basketball court, surprising her colleagues and students alike.

Li Po bringing her mah-jongg playing friends with cans of food for Lucy changed the vote to favor Lucy as the captain of the team. This suggests that Li Po's friends were influential individuals who had a significant impact on the voting process. Their support, demonstrated through the contribution of cans of food, likely swayed the opinion of others and resulted in Lucy gaining the majority of the votes.

Talent was able to get into the game because she demonstrated that she wouldn't be a ball hog and would instead be a good defender. This suggests that the team values teamwork and defensive skills, and Talent's ability to prove herself in these areas allowed her to participate in the game despite not playing basketball.

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