The 'All American Slurp Quiz' assesses understanding of cultural adaptation and social nuances in the short story. It explores themes of embarrassment, cultural differences, and personal growth through the experiences of a family adapting to American customs.
He is making friends easily.
He is better at riding a bicycle
He gets better grades in school.
He knows how to eat American food.
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He is making friends easily.
He is better at riding a bicycle
He gets better grades in school.
He knows how to eat American food.
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To show how Chinese people learn English
To prove that children learn new languages more easily than adults
To show the personality of each family member
To point out that English is a difficult language to learn
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The comparison points out the vast differences between two cultures.
The comparison shows that the two cultures do not understand each other.
The comparison shows that the families will never get along.
The comparison shows that the families have certain similarities.
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The narrator
The narrator's mother
The narrator's father
The narrator's brother
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They all want to go back to China.
They all want to fit in to American society.
They do not like Americans very much.
They will never be comfortable in America.
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The mother buys blue jeans for the narrator.
The Lins immigrated to America.
Chinese dumplings are called pot-stickers.
The correct way to eat soup is to slurp it.
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Tense and angry
easy and relaxed
Cautious and half-hearted
stiff and restrained
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Chinese people do not like milkshakes.
Americans do not know how to drink milkshakes.
Americans slurp when drinking milkshakes.
American milkshakes are different from Chinese milkshakes
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Amused
Embarrassed
Sad
Angry
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The Lins give the Gleasons instructions on how to eat celery.
The Gleasons laugh when the Lins eat celery.
Everyone stares as the Lins eat celery.
The Lins are the only ones who cut their celery into little pieces.
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Meg teases the narrator about the party until they both start to laugh.
Meg mentions that her mother doesn’t plan for parties and just hopes for the best.
Meg doesn’t mention the party.
Meg tells the narrator that her mother and the other guests liked the Lins.
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