Disgraced Quiz

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In terms of events earlier in the play, Isaac’s experience with Amir in Scene 3 is equivalent to what? (from Scene 3, Parts 4 and 5)

The story Amir told about feeling a thrill as the result of watching the 9/11 attacks.

The confrontation between Amir and Isaac about the relationship between Islam and Judaism.

The story Amir told about spitting on the face of the Jewish girl.

The confrontation between Amir and Abe.

What is the most likely reason that Jory finds Amir’s attitude towards airport security “kind of admirable”? (from Scene 3, Parts 1, 2, and 3)

As an African-American woman, she feels that challenging assumptions can only bring a positive reward.

As a woman, she feels that it’s one of those times that a “guy” thing is the right thing to do.

As an African-American woman, she feels any direct addressing of potential racism is a good thing.

As a lawyer, she feels that confronting authority is reckless, but sometimes unavoidable.

What does the play's point of view seem to be suggesting about the outcome of both feeling and being on the receiving end of racism and/or prejudice?

That one way or another, it leads to death.

That one way or another, it leads to redemption.

That one way or another, it leads to violence.

That one way or another, it leads to forgiveness.

Within the context of the play’s themes, what is the most likely reason that Amir calls his separating from Islam “intelligence”? (from Scene 1)

He feels that it’s intelligent to see people as people, not just as representatives of their faith.

He feels that it’s intelligent to see Muslim hatred of Jews as something that Jews deserve.

He feels that it’s intelligent for him to avoid conflict because his career could be damaged if he doesn’t.

He feels that it’s intelligent to see the rivalry between Muslims and Jews as inevitable and unavoidable.

Themes: Amir's reactions to Isaac are based, in part, on Isaac's ......... faith in the same way as Isaac's reactions to Amir are based, in part, on Amir's Muslim faith.

Roman Catholic.

Jewish.

Buddhist.

Christian.