Fish Cheeks AAC

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What is the main idea of 'Fish Cheeks'?

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A young girl's embarrassment about her family's customs.

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How does the narrator feel about her cultural heritage at the beginning of 'Fish Cheeks'?

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She is embarrassed and wishes to assimilate into another culture.

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What is the narrator's family's perspective on their cultural traditions?

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They are proud and see them as an important part of their identity.

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How does the narrator's perspective on her culture change by the end of 'Fish Cheeks'?

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She embraces her culture with pride.

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What can be inferred about the author's purpose in writing 'Fish Cheeks'?

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To reflect on personal growth and cultural acceptance.

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Define cultural identity.

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Cultural identity refers to the feeling of belonging to a group, influenced by culture, ethnicity, and shared experiences.

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What is assimilation in the context of culture?

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Assimilation is the process by which individuals adopt the cultural norms of a dominant or host culture.

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Explain the significance of food in cultural traditions.

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Food often represents cultural heritage, values, and practices, serving as a means of connection and identity.

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What does it mean to embrace one's culture?

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To embrace one's culture means to accept and take pride in one's cultural background and traditions.

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What role does embarrassment play in cultural identity?

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Embarrassment can lead individuals to distance themselves from their culture, impacting their sense of identity.