Answer of Quiz No Name Woman

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"No Name Woman" Quiz Question one: What are the roles and expectations for women in early 20th century in a rural Chinese village, according to the account by Kingston (author). Do you you think the account in truthful or exaggerated? Why? Your answer should be at least one paragraph. The women who were left behind after their husbands and other family members travelled abroad were expected to preserve the Chinese traditional ways. They were obligated to keep the past against been flooded so that they would pass it on to their husbands and family members once they returned from the West. They were a symbol of the continuity of the Chinese culture at a time when the migration to the West threatened the observation and passage of these traditions. Question Two: What are some comparisons between this story, "No Name Woman," and "The Lottery"? List three. i. The totalitarianism allegory is portrayed in both stories ii. The two stories depict some concerning aspects about the human nature more so the willingness of people to carry out hostile acts in their obedience to traditions iii. The two stories also demonstrate how little value the human life holds in comparison to peoples’ beliefs and superstitions iv. The theme of fear of change from what is regarded normal is demonstrated in both stories Question Three The author finally learns the name of her aunt ("No Name Woman") after doing research. False Question Four
The father of the baby was never known. True Question Five: Why does the narrator's mother tell her the story about her aunt? The narrator’s mother used stories like the ‘No Name Woman’ to warn the narrator about life. The story would serve the purpose of passing a cross a certain message that the mother wanted to teach her daughter. The story was meant to teach a certain lesson, warn against behaviors that were regarded unacceptable and abominable in the Chinese culture, and inform the narrator about the consequence of certain events in a persons. The mother hope the daughter was in a position to establish reality and learn from the mistakes of others.
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