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Yang made chin-kee into an amalgamation off a bunch off different Asian stereotypes and it is extremely obvious, making his R's into L's whenever he speaks (last panel on page 115) being the smartest student in every single class, (page's 112 and 113) even eating "fried noodles with chrispy cat gizzards" (page 114) Chinese people also have to deal with the stereotype that their all tricky and like to play games and pranks (page 118) most if not all of these stereotypes have came from modern American's

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The one that everyone caught on to is the stereotype that all Asians are super students that know the answer to everything, like how we see in chapter 6, when chin-kee answers questions really fast, and answers them all correct. There is also the fact that he has something along the lines of "cat gizzard noodles" which is a very hateful stereotype of Chinese people that they eat cats and dogs.

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One of the main stereotypes he is put into is being very smart in school. He shows this by answering every question correctly without hesitation. His actions reflect modern stereotypes because a lot of people think that Asian Americans are always super smart in school and always know the answer to every question.

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Chin Kee acts like a modern stereotype of Asian people. The stereotypes being that he's really smart in school, he eats cats and dogs, speaks in a terrible english accent, and loves american stuff.

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In chapter 6 the main focus of the author I think was literally basing every thing that Chin-Kee does off of racist stereotypes throughout the ages. Specifically the fact that all Asians are super smart. He shows this by having Chin-Kee answer every question and have his answers always be correct. Danny didn't want to have Chin-Kee answer at first, I think because he didn't want him to draw any more attention to himself. Danny is ultimately embarrassed by Chin-Kee and would much prefer him to stay quiet, rather than being loud and obnoxious.

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one of his many stereotypes is that he is very smart and knows much more then the other students even about the U.S government. that is a 20th-21st century stereotype that is very common in modern media.

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i think one of the stariotyps for asion americans is that thay are smart just reading this chapter i can see how chinkee i so smart he even knows spanish witch is quite amazing to me.

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chin-kee has a lot of stereotypes that make his character and of of the more recent stereotype from the 20th-21st century is his knowledge that the average person cant recite off the top of his head and he dose it flawlessly and you see this stereotype so often in modern media these day and hes one example of it.

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I think the main stereotype that portrays him is that he is super smart.

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I definitly think that some modern-day stereotypes that Chin-Kee fits into is all Asians are really smart. I think this because that is a stereotype today and Chin-Kee seems to know everything in every class.

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Theirs always the joke "me Chinese me play joke me go pee pee in his coke" and as we see in chapter six he actually does that theirs also the stereotype of all Asians have squinted eyes and cant see very well. And we tend to joke about them eating weird foods Like cats and dogs so Chin Kee really represents all these stereotypes. the way he dresses and the way he talks plus he is super smart and knows all the answers to everything.

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Some of Chin-Kee’s  actions that seem to reflect modern day stereotypes are that Asian Americans are always super smart though just like everybody else they have their strengths and weaknesses to.

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One of the more modern-day stereotypes is that Asians are very intelligent. The author made Chin-kee extremely smart. When Danny and Chin-kee were in class, Chin-kee was the one that was quick to all the answers just for his first day in school.

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well first of this is also a stereotype but something you see in chapter 6 is that Chin kee is smarter than all the other american kids and this reflects modern day Asian Americans that maybe there smarter in a way and that many people think that even though its not always true.

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In chapter 6 it does show a lot of Asian-American Stereotypes from the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries but one action that showed a lot of the modern-day, It was when Chin-Kee was going to all of Danny's classes and he was answering all of the questions the teachers would ask. I feel like this is a good representation of modern-day stereotypes because they are seen as super nerdy or as geeks so him knowing all of the answers made him stick out a little bit differently than just looking Asian-American.

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I think that one of the main modern day stereotypes that Yang used with Chin-Kee was that all Asians are smart. Like when ever Danny and Chin-Kee where in class, Chin-Kee would always answer the question and he never got any of them wrong. So by just doing that it is implying that Chin-Kee is smart because he knows the answer to all of the questions being ask to the class.