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The Kite Runner HS Quiz

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1.

What is the major theme of The Kite Runner?

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2.

The pomegranate tree is a location in the novel closely associated with Amir and Hassan. What does the tree symbolize?

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3.

Think back to your impressions of Baba, Amir's father. What is the impact of Baba's expectations on Amir as a character?

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4.

Categorize the plot line of The Kite Runner.

  • Amir's Betrayal

  • Rescue of Sohrab

  • Kite Tournament

  • Amir's Redemption

  • Resolution

  • Opening Scene

  • Middle Point

  • Climax

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5.

Categorize each character by their traits.

  • Assef

  • Rahim Khan

  • Amir

  • Hassan

  • Compassionate

  • Loyal

  • Brave

  • Cunning

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6.

Categorize the relationships in The Kite Runner based on their impact.

  • Amir and Ali

  • Amir and Sohrab

  • Baba and Amir

  • Amir and Hassan

  • Rivalry Turned Brotherhood

  • Master-Servant Bond

  • Unwavering Friendship

  • Father-Son Dynamics

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7.

What do Assef's brass knuckles represent in his fight with Amir?

For this short response, clearly state your thesis (argument), quote the novel using MLA citation (add as many quotes as you feel necessary), and make sure your response is at least 2 paragraphs in length. There is not necessarily a right or wrong answer; rather, come to your own conclusions with support from the text.

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8.

How/why is Soraya important to Amir's growth?

For this short response, clearly state your thesis (argument), quote the novel using MLA citation (add as many quotes as you feel necessary), and make sure your response is at least 2 paragraphs in length. There is not necessarily a right or wrong answer; rather, come to your own conclusions with support from the text.