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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who gives Amir an illustrated copy of the legends Amir reads to Hassan?
(a) Assef.
(b) Ali.
(c) Rahimy.
(d) Baba.
2. What does Baba do when Ali and Hassan prepare to leave in Chapter 9?
(a) Hurries them along.
(b) Ignores them.
(c) Begs them to stay.
(d) Yells at Amir.
3. Why is Amir nervous in Chapter 7?
(a) Because of the kite tournament.
(b) Because of Hassan's dream.
(c) Because of Baba.
(d) Because of Assef.
4. Who built the orphanage in Chapter 2?
(a) Amir.
(b) Rahim Kahn.
(c) Hassan.
(d) Baba.
5. Where did Hassan live when Amir was a child?
(a) In San Francisco.
(b) In a mud hut at the back of the property.
(c) With Baba.
(d) In Amir's estate.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Amir believe that the bear wrestling story was true?
2. What hope does Soraya express in Chapter 12 for her future?
3. What does Hassan do at Amir's 13th birthday party?
4. Which of the following does Amir not wish from his father in Chapter 3?
5. Hassan's deformity gives the impression that he is doing what?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain why you think Hassan never tattles on Amir when caught doing inappropriate things.
2. What happens to lessen some of the joy Amir feels upon his high school graduation?
3. What does Hassan's face remind Amir of as the boys in the alley hold him down?
4. Describe an ironic situation that occurs in Chapter 8.
5. What is one of the few activities that both Amir and Baba share as children?
6. How do Hassan and Amir react after the shooting in Chapter 5?
7. What type of affection does Baba show Amir after the attack in Chapter 5?
8. Describe an example which would support the description of Baba as a gruff man.
9. What in Chapter 8 causes Amir and Baba's relationship to fade?
10. How do you believe Amir felt having Hassan point out the plot hole in his first short story?
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