2. For what does Amir hope to gain pardon by winning the kite tournament?
(a) His father's thinking of him as weak.
(b) Making Hassan eat dirt.
(c) Visiting the mud hut where Hassan lives.
(d) His mother's death.

3. In what year did Amir come of age?
(a) 1980.
(b) 2001.
(c) 1975.
(d) 1970.

4. How does Amir comfort Hassan when the soldiers make fun of his mother?
(a) He fights for Hassan.
(b) He slingshots rocks at them.
(c) He calls them liars.
(d) He tells him they are speaking of another woman.

5. Who protects Amir with his slingshot?
(a) Ali.
(b) Baba.
(c) Hassan.
(d) Rahim Kahn.

6. Which of the following does Ali use to reassure the boys after the shooting in Chapter 5?
(a) That they are protected by Baba.
(b) That Ali will protect them.
(c) That their heritage will protect them from any danger.
(d) That it is only duck hunters.

7. Where does Amir learn some of the true history of the Hazara people?
(a) Hassan.
(b) Baba.
(c) An old history book.
(d) His teacher.

8. What does Amir hide under Hassan's mattress?
(a) Money and the watch.
(b) Watch.
(c) Money.
(d) The biography of Adolf Hitler.

9. What gift does Baba give Amir for his graduation from high school?
(a) A bicycle.
(b) A watch.
(c) A used car.
(d) A college education.

10. Which of the following is not a memory Amir has of Hassan by Chapter 4?
(a) Fighting a bear.
(b) Sitting under a pomegranate tree.
(c) Going to the cinema.
(d) Visiting nomads.

11. Why is Amir glad for the attack in Chapter 5?
(a) The violence is over.
(b) He receives a hug from Ali.
(c) He receives a hug from Baba.
(d) He and Hassan escape the violence.

12. What color is the kite that places second in the tournament?
(a) Purple.
(b) Blue.
(c) Red.
(d) Green.

13. After the kite tournament, what does Hassan say is wrong with him?
(a) He says Amir hurt him.
(b) He was raped.
(c) He is sick.
(d) He says nothing is wrong.

14. Where does Amir live in Chapter 1?
(a) San Diego.
(b) Afghanistan.
(c) San Francisco.
(d) Pakistan.

15. Which of the following is Amir's greatest fear as a child?
(a) Sinning.
(b) Disappointing his father.
(c) Being a weak boy.
(d) Losing.