How does Ji-Li feel about being called to the study session in Red Scarf Girl?

Answer 1

The way Ji-Li feels about being called to study session is scared and anxious. The passage states in paragraph 1 that "Sit down, sit down. Don't be afraid," then in paragraph 2 it states "I sat down dumbly."

Answer 2

Ji-Li feels a mix of emotions about being called to the study session in "Red Scarf Girl." Initially, she is excited and honored to be chosen, as it signifies recognition and potential advancement within the Communist Party. However, her excitement is quickly overshadowed by fear and apprehension as she realizes the potential consequences of her family's past and her own conflicting feelings about the Party's ideology. Ultimately, Ji-Li grapples with a sense of duty to her family and loyalty to her country, while also experiencing inner turmoil and uncertainty about her place in a changing society.

Answer 3

Ji-Li is not exactly doing cartwheels over being called to the study session in "Red Scarf Girl." She's not exactly thrilled about it and would probably rather be doing anything else. But hey, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do, even if it means sitting through a boring study session.

Answer 4

Ji-Li initially feels excited and honored to be called to the study session, as she sees it as a chance to prove her loyalty to the Communist Party. However, she later becomes conflicted and anxious as she realizes the true purpose of the study session is to denounce her father.