The book
Revolutionary terms
Ji-Li Challenges
Events
Symbols & Themes
100

This girl is the author and narrator of Red Scarf Girl.

Ji-li Jiang

100

When a government or group controls information or limits what people are allowed to say, read, or share.

censorship

100

what do the Red Guards take from Ji-li? 

the stamp collection 

100

What year range does Red Scarf Girl cover? 

the 1960's-1970's

100

what does red represent? 

communism

200

This leader inspired Ji-li’s loyalty at the beginning of the memoir.

Chairman Mao

200

A system in which the government or community controls major resources and promotes economic equality.

Communism

200

who tried to convince Ji-li not to audition for the Liberation Army and WHY? 

dad because they would not pass the political background investigation. 

200

what is the most important thing that happens in chapter 8? 

the Red Guards search Ji-li's house

200

what point of view is Red Scarf Girl told from? 

first person. (hints, I, me, we, us)

300

what is the title of Chapter 1? 

The Liberation Army Dancer

300

information designed to influence people's beliefs or actions.

propaganda 

300

how did Ji-li feel when she was chosen to audition? 

excited, proud and hopeful

300

what does revolution mean? 

a major change in a government or society

300

What does Ji-li's narration allow readers to understand that an outside narrator might not?

her personal thoughts, feelings and reactions. 

400

what is the title of Chapter 2? 

Destroy the four olds. 

400

The campaign to destroy old customs, culture, habits, and ideas.

Destroy the Four Olds

400

Ji-li gave up this dream because of her family’s political status

becoming a liberation army dancer (officer) 

400

why does Ji-li's dad get locked up? 

For listening to foreign radio

400

What conflict does Ji-li begin to experience in these chapters?

her personal dreams and her family's political background 

500

what is the part at the beginning of the story called where Ji-li gives a little bit of background context and what's to come in the story. 

the Prologue

500

Spell the name of the author. (ALL GROUPS WINNERS GET POINTS)

Ji-li Jiang

500

What group of young people became heavily involved in carrying out Mao's Cultural Revolution?

Red Guards

500

what are THREE of the FIVE black categories? 

landlord, rightist, counterrevolutionary


the other two are rich farmers and criminals 

500

why might propaganda be powerful during a revolution? (ALL GROUPS ANSWER BEST RESPONSE WINS) 

because it can influence how people think and encourage them to support certain ideas.

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