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Chung, Catherine

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 6 - 10

Chapters 11 - 15

Chapters 16 - 20

Chapters 21 - 25

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Chung, Catherine

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What innocuous event begins to trigger an ignorant racial animosity in Michigan, from white people towards Asian people, including Janie? (from Chapters 6 - 10 )

Japanese car sales dramatically increase in the 1990's.

The town's favorite diner is replaced with a sushi restaurant.

A local Chinese restaurant is found to be committing tax fraud.

The 50th anniversary of the start of the Korean War approaches.

2.

What astonishing secret from Hannah's childhood does she suddenly reveal to Janie, leaving Janie shocked? (from Chapters 16 - 20 )

Hannah is gay.

Their cousin Gabe had molested Hannah when they were children.

Hannah has known how to speak Korean her whole life, and is only pretending that she does not know the language.

Hannah found documents which prove Janie is adopted.

3.

What coincidental way did Janie's parents first meet one another, back when they were college-aged? (from Chapters 11 - 15)

Her mother tended to a wound her father suffered in a political rally.

Their ancestors were buried in the same cemetery, and they would see one another when they went to pay their respects.

They would both go to the same quiet corner of the library to study.

They sat next to each other on a flight from Seoul to Los Angeles.

4.

Although Janie has been told that her mother's sister had died long ago, what is actually the truth about Janie's aunt? (from Chapters 6 - 10 )

She simply ran away from the house, and never returned.

She was kidnapped by North Koreans when she was in college, and her whereabouts have been unknown ever since.

She had disrespected her mother (Janie's grandmother), and had been disowned by the family.

She is still serving a prison sentence for writing an explosive political pamphlet.

5.

What dramatic event had been bothering Hannah in the days before she disappeared? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Hannah was concerned about the health and safety of the seal population in the polluted Pacific Ocean.

News of a violent political uprising in Korea made Hannah concerned about their family's ancient burial grounds.

The infant child of one of Hannah's acquaintances was killed in a gruesome accident.

Hannah and Janie's parents had dramatically disowned Hannah.

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