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im taking a 10 question test based off the book The Kite Runner and i only have today to take this test if someone can please Help
Question 1

The setting for The Kite Runner is _____.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan and the U.S.
Afghanistan, the U.S., and Afghanistan again
the U.S.
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3 points
Question 2

The discrimination theme in The Kite Runner helps explain _____.
Baba’s love for Amir
why some kites are winners
Assef’s rape of Hassan
why Hassan is not part of a gang
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3 points
Question 3

In The Kite Runner, one of the possible symbolic meanings of the kite is _____.
persecution
Hassan’s loyalty to Amir
immobility
defenselessness
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3 points
Question 4

In The Kite Runner, which of the following is true about Baba’s hidden sin?
Baba never feels guilt over it.
It never affects the relationship between Baba and Amir.
Baba and Ali fight a duel over the dishonor to Ali’s wife.
Baba dies without acknowledging that Hassan is his son.
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3 points
Question 5

In The Kite Runner, why does Amir try to help Sohrab?
because he hates the Taliban
to make up for the guilt he feels toward the boy’s father
because he has become a fundamentalist
because he works for a U.S. government aid agency
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3 points
Question 6

In The Kite Runner, the words "For you a thousand times over" are used to symbolize:
Amir’s wish not to have a child of his own
Amir’s new loyalty to Hassan’s son
Baba’s rejection of his son’s life in America
Baba’s deep wish to acknowledge his grandson
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3 points
Question 7

In The Kite Runner, which two characters have a secret sin that affects their lives?
Ali and Rahim Khan
Baba and Soraya
Ali and Baba’s wife, Sofia Akrami
Farid and General Taheri
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3 points
Question 8

In The Kite Runner, why does Assef keeps Hassan’s son, Sohrab, for sexual purposes?
Symbolically it is a continuation of his rape of Hassan.
It symbolizes Assef’s strong sense of sin.
It shows Assef’s cowardice.
It shows Assef’s belief in his religious principles.
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3 points
Question 9

In The Kite Runner, what did going to California represent for Amir?
exile from the land he loved
a new beginning
a chance to share his secret with someone
working for a living
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3 points
Question 10

In The Kite Runner, why does Amir bring Sohrab to the U.S. and adopt him?
He wanted to prove General Taheri wrong.
He realized too late that Sohrab was really Assef’s son.
He did not know what else to do with the boy.
It redeems Amir in his own eyes for his betrayal of Sohrab’s father.