Key Characters
key Settings
Key Events
Who Said It?
-BONUS-
100

What is the daughter's name?

Amy Tan.

100

Where is the party hosted?

Amy's House

100

What does Amy do when her father licks the chopsticks? 

Blush and look down at her plate. 

100

"I feel in love with the pastor's son." 

Amy

100

What is Amy's Last name?

Tan

200

Who does Amy have a crush on?

The pastor's son. 

200

Where does the dinner take place?

Amy Tan's house. 

200

Who did Amy's Mom invite over for dinner? 

Robert, the pastor's son. Amy's crush. 

200

“But inside you must always be Chinese. You must be proud you are different. Your only shame is to have shame"

The Mother

200

What is Amy's favorite food? 

Fish Cheeks

300

Who is the daughter in this book? 

Amy Tan

300

What Holiday are they celebrating at their house?

Christmas

300

Was Amy proud of the food her mom made? 

No, she was embarrassed and didn't want her crush to think she was weird. 

300

"Here you go Amy, Your favorite."

THE FATHER

300

True or false, Amy is insecure about the shape of her nose. 

True, She wants a regular American nose. 

400

What is the name of Amy's crush?

Robert. 

400

When does the story take place?

The past. Amy is telling it from her adult point of view 

400

What did the father do at the dinner table that made Amy and Robert uncomfortable.  

He burped loudly and licked the end of his chopsticks. 

400

"It is a polite Chinese custom to show you are satisfied." 

The Father

400

What culture does Amy's family come from? 

Chinese. 

500

What job did Roberts's father have? 

He was the pastor. 

500

What age is she telling this story from? (Middle school, high school, etc.)

Middle School. 

500

What gift did Amy's mom give her?

A beige mini skirt. 

500

"You want to be the same as an American girl on the outside." 

Amy's Mom (Ms. Tan)

500

How did Amy feel in the end, After she was a grown-up?

She felt good that her mom gave her the skirt and told her to feel proud of who she was. And to not be embarrassed of her culture.