Question 1

What can be inferred about Robin's feelings during her first day at the American school?

Accepted Answer

She is overwhelmed and isolated.

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She feels confident in her ability to make friends.

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She is excited to show off her English skills.

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She finds the curriculum easy.

Question 2

What is the best evidence that Robin feels like she has lost control of her life?

Accepted Answer

She says she wishes she were invisible.

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She avoids making eye contact with classmates.

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She throws away her sketchbook.

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She begins to rebel against her mom’s rules.

Question 3

Which theme is most developed through Robin's struggle to adjust in America?

Accepted Answer

The challenge of forming identity in a new culture.

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The dangers of ambition

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The value of artistic expression

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The loss of childhood innocence

Question 4

How does the graphic memoir format help readers understand Robin’s emotional state?

Accepted Answer

It helps visualize her feelings through color, expression, and layout.

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It simplifies the vocabulary for younger readers.

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It makes the plot more exciting.

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It allows the reader to see cultural differences.

Question 5

Why is Robin’s sketchbook so important to her?

Accepted Answer

It’s how she processes her emotions and expresses her identity.

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It helps her practice English.

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It is a gift from her grandmother.

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It holds all her homework assignments.

Question 6

What can be inferred about Robin’s relationship with her mom after they move?

Accepted Answer

Their relationship is strained due to secrets and a lack of communication.

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Her mom leaves her alone to make her own decisions.

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It becomes stronger right away.

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Robin starts to trust her mother more than ever.

Question 7

Which best describes the function of the flashbacks to Robin’s life in Korea?

Accepted Answer

They provide background that deepens the contrast between her old and new lives.

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They help explain American culture.

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They interrupt the narrative to create suspense.

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They give insight into Robin’s artistic influences.

Question 8

Which detail best shows how Robin begins to feel a sense of belonging in Virginia?

Accepted Answer

She is invited to a comic drawing group.

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She goes shopping for new clothes.

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She stops speaking Korean at home.

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She learns how to drive.

Question 9

What is the significance of the moment Robin stands up to her mom?

Accepted Answer

It marks a turning point in her growth toward independence.

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It shows her rejection of Korean culture.

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It shows she is becoming disrespectful.

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It proves she is fully assimilated.

Question 10

Why does Robin feel like she doesn’t 'fit' in either Korea or America?

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She feels stuck between two identities and cultures.

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She struggles to accept her mom’s decisions.

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She speaks both languages but is not fluent in either.

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She dislikes both cultures.

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