Q.Q. THE KITE RUNNER Chapter 20 D

Front

What city are Amir and Farid traveling to at the opening of Chapter 20?

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Kabul

Front

What word best completes the sentence: We had to drive carefully along the _____ road due to all of the holes.

Back

cratered

Front

Where did Amir sit in Farid's vehicle?

Back

He sat in the passenger seat.

Front

What word best completes the sentence: The teething puppy only took a few minutes to ______ the stuffed animal.

Back

ravage

Front

Which of the following is something that can be eaten?

Back

kabob

Front

Define 'cratered' in the context of road conditions.

Back

A road that has many holes or depressions, making it difficult to drive on.

Front

What is the significance of Kabul in 'The Kite Runner'?

Back

Kabul is the capital of Afghanistan and serves as a central location in the story, representing Amir's past and the changes in his homeland.

Front

Explain the term 'ravage' as used in literature.

Back

To cause severe and extensive damage; often used to describe destruction in a dramatic or emotional context.

Front

What does the term 'teetering' imply when describing an object or situation?

Back

To move or balance unsteadily; to be on the verge of falling.

Front

What is a 'kabob' and its cultural significance?

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A kabob is a dish of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables roasted or grilled on a skewer, commonly found in Middle Eastern cuisine.