M-The Kite Runner Chapter 20 Flashcard

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What motivates Amir to return to Kabul in Chapter 20?

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A sense of duty and redemption.

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What is the significance of the orphanage in Chapter 20?

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It symbolizes the neglect and suffering of children.

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Fill in the blank: Even though Natalia had wanted to do her annotations, she ______ could not show Mrs. Medina any work during the annotation check.

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ruefully.

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Analyze the theme of loss as depicted in Chapter 20. What does Amir's reaction to the changes in Kabul suggest about this theme?

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Loss is deeply personal, and Amir is overwhelmed by the changes.

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Which character does Amir meet in Chapter 20 that provides him with important information?

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Zaman.

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Define the theme of redemption in 'The Kite Runner'.

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Redemption is the act of making amends for past wrongs, often through personal sacrifice or courage.

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What role does Rahim Khan play in Amir's journey in Chapter 20?

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Rahim Khan serves as a catalyst for Amir's return to Kabul, urging him to confront his past.

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Explain the significance of the title 'The Kite Runner'.

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The title refers to the act of kite running, which symbolizes friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of Amir's relationship with Hassan.

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What does Amir's relationship with his father, Baba, reveal about his character?

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Amir's relationship with Baba highlights his struggle for approval and the impact of paternal expectations on his self-worth.

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How does the setting of Kabul in Chapter 20 contribute to the story's themes?

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The setting reflects the devastation of war and the loss of innocence, emphasizing themes of loss and redemption.