Kite Runner Review Chapters 11-13

Instructions

Directions: Using your knowledge of the Kite Runner answer the following questions

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Where do Baba and Amir live in Chapter 11?

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How long have Baba and Amir been living in California?

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Baba is having a difficult time adjustng to America

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Why does Baba attack the Nguyens?

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Where does Baba get a job?

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Why didn't Baba want to apply for food stamps?

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What did Baba give Amir for his high school graduation?

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Baba ruins Amir's graduation by mentioning

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Amir wants to go to college to become a

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Why does Baba not want Amir to become a writer?

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"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
The literary device being utilized in this quote is

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"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
Amir feels America is a metaphor for

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Baba and Amir go to the swap meet every weekend

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Amir has a crush on Soraya

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When does Amir talk to Soraya?

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Why does the General take offense to Amir talking to his daughter?

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What does Amir observe about double standards in chapter 12?

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What is Baba diagnosed with in chapter 12?

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Why does Baba refuse treatment for his cancer?

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Why is Baba disgusted by Amir's question, "What about me, Baba? What am I supposed to do?"

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Amir asks for Soraya's hand in marriage from the General

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What favor does Amir ask Baba in chapter 12?

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Soraya won't marry Amir without telling him about her past. What was her past experience?

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Why is it a question that Amir might not marry Soraya after he learns about her past?

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Amir still wants to marry Soraya after learning about her past

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Why are they rushing the wedding?

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Who does Amir think about during the wedding and what does he wonder?

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Amir thinks of the black bear that Baba had wrestled and realizes it was a metaphor. Describe what the black bear was a metaphor for.

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What was the one bear Baba couldn't fight?

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What thought terrifies Amir after Baba's funeral?

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How are Baba and the Gereral different?

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Amir doesn't care about Soraya's past and regrets because he has his own

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Amir becomes a published author

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Why can't Soraya and Amir have children?

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Kite Runner Review Chapters 11-13

Where do Baba and Amir live in Chapter 11?

How long have Baba and Amir been living in California?

Baba is having a difficult time adjustng to America

Why does Baba attack the Nguyens?

Where does Baba get a job?

Why didn't Baba want to apply for food stamps?

What did Baba give Amir for his high school graduation?

Baba ruins Amir's graduation by mentioning

Amir wants to go to college to become a

Why does Baba not want Amir to become a writer?

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of thepast. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let thewaters carry me someplace far.”The literary device being utilized in this quote is

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of thepast. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let thewaters carry me someplace far.”Amir feels America is a metaphor for

Baba and Amir go to the swap meet every weekend

Amir has a crush on Soraya

When does Amir talk to Soraya?

Why does the General take offense to Amir talking to his daughter?

What does Amir observe about double standards in chapter 12?

What is Baba diagnosed with in chapter 12?

Why does Baba refuse treatment for his cancer?

Why is Baba disgusted by Amir's question, "What about me, Baba? What am I supposed to do?"

Amir asks for Soraya's hand in marriage from the General

What favor does Amir ask Baba in chapter 12?

Soraya won't marry Amir without telling him about her past. What was her past experience?

Why is it a question that Amir might not marry Soraya after he learns about her past?

Amir still wants to marry Soraya after learning about her past

Why are they rushing the wedding?

Who does Amir think about during the wedding and what does he wonder?

Amir thinks of the black bear that Baba had wrestled and realizes it was a metaphor. Describe what the black bear was a metaphor for.

What was the one bear Baba couldn't fight?

What thought terrifies Amir after Baba's funeral?

How are Baba and the Gereral different?

Amir doesn't care about Soraya's past and regrets because he has his own

Amir becomes a published author

Why can't Soraya and Amir have children?

How does the General feel about adoption

Where do Baba and Amir live in Chapter 11?

How long have Baba and Amir been living in California?

Baba is having a difficult time adjustng to America

Why does Baba attack the Nguyens?

Where does Baba get a job?

Why didn't Baba want to apply for food stamps?

What did Baba give Amir for his high school graduation?

Baba ruins Amir's graduation by mentioning

Amir wants to go to college to become a

Why does Baba not want Amir to become a writer?

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of thepast. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let thewaters carry me someplace far.”The literary device being utilized in this quote is

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of thepast. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let thewaters carry me someplace far.”Amir feels America is a metaphor for

Baba and Amir go to the swap meet every weekend

Amir has a crush on Soraya

When does Amir talk to Soraya?

Why does the General take offense to Amir talking to his daughter?

What does Amir observe about double standards in chapter 12?

What is Baba diagnosed with in chapter 12?

Why does Baba refuse treatment for his cancer?

Why is Baba disgusted by Amir's question, "What about me, Baba? What am I supposed to do?"

Amir asks for Soraya's hand in marriage from the General

What favor does Amir ask Baba in chapter 12?

Soraya won't marry Amir without telling him about her past. What was her past experience?

Why is it a question that Amir might not marry Soraya after he learns about her past?

Amir still wants to marry Soraya after learning about her past

Why are they rushing the wedding?

Who does Amir think about during the wedding and what does he wonder?

Amir thinks of the black bear that Baba had wrestled and realizes it was a metaphor. Describe what the black bear was a metaphor for.

What was the one bear Baba couldn't fight?

What thought terrifies Amir after Baba's funeral?

How are Baba and the Gereral different?

Amir doesn't care about Soraya's past and regrets because he has his own

Amir becomes a published author

Why can't Soraya and Amir have children?

How does the General feel about adoption

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
The literary device being utilized in this quote is

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
Amir feels America is a metaphor for

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
The literary device being utilized in this quote is

"America was different. America was a river roaring along, unmindful of the
past. I could wade into this river, let my sins drown to the bottom, let the
waters carry me someplace far.”
Amir feels America is a metaphor for