The Joy Luck Club-Comprehension Questions
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The Joy Luck Club is structured like a mahjong game with 16 chapters divided among the stories of 3 immigrant Chinese mothers and their American-born daughters. It explores the complex relationship between the generations as the mothers try to understand their daughters raised in a different culture, and the daughters struggle to connect with their mothers' experiences. Key events include Suyuan Woo founding the Joy Luck Club after being widowed during war, and her daughter Jing-Mei taking her place in the club after her death.
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- 1. Summary of The Joy Luck Club Her mother was raped, rejected by family, committed suicide Divide cost of living equally Left twins in China, brought a feather to America Left by abusive husband for an opera singer Unmarried, a copywriter for a magazine, given a jade pendant by her mother Afraid to speak her mind, Wanted to marry Rich, has a daughter Married twice, second to Tin Jong
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- 5. What is kweilin in The Joy Luck Club? • During her stay in Kweilin, Suyuan created the Joy Luck Club with three other women in order to escape the fear and uncertainty of the war. They cooked “feasts,” played mahjong, and traded stories into the night.
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- 7. What does the Swan represent in The Joy Luck Club? • The single feather that Mrs. Woo has in The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan represents all the hopeful goals that she has as she leaves China and travels to America. These hopeful thoughts are meant for a daughter that is yet unborn. “I will give her this swan, a creature that became more than what was hoped for."
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