Kite Runner Chapter 1-6 review

What is the nature of Amir's relationship with his father?

• Strained and distant

• Complex and evolving

• Nonexistent

• Perfect and harmonious

How does Hassan demonstrate his loyalty to Amir?

• By spreading rumors and lies about Amir

• By always standing up for Amir, protecting him, and remaining devoted to their friendship.

• By ignoring Amir and not standing up for him

• By betraying Amir and revealing his secrets

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Discuss the theme of betrayal as portrayed in the first six chapters of Kite Runner.

• The theme of betrayal is portrayed through the betrayal of Soraya by Assef

• The theme of betrayal is portrayed through the betrayal of Baba by Rahim Khan

• The theme of betrayal is portrayed through the betrayal of Hassan by Amir and the betrayal of the Hazara people by the Pashtuns.

• The theme of betrayal is portrayed through the betrayal of Amir by Hassan

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How does Amir's guilt shape the story and his character development?

• It causes him to become more honest and trustworthy

• It drives the plot and influences his actions and decisions.

• It makes him a more carefree and happy person

• It has no impact on the story or his character

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What are the key events that highlight the strained relationship between Amir and his father?

• Baba's pride in Amir's accomplishments

• Amir's love for kite flying

• Amir's desire for his father's approval, Baba's disappointment in Amir's lack of courage, and the revelation of Baba's secret past.

• Amir's respect for his father's decisions

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How does Hassan's unwavering loyalty affect the dynamics of his relationship with Amir?

• It has no impact on their relationship

• It causes them to drift apart and lose trust in each other

• It leads to a strong sense of camaraderie and mutual respect

• It strengthens the bond and trust between them, but also creates feelings of guilt and betrayal for Amir.

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Explain the significance of the kite running tournament in the context of the story.

• To represent the dangers of kite flying

• To showcase the importance of family dinners

• To symbolize redemption, friendship, and the pursuit of happiness

• To highlight the significance of gardening

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Discuss the symbolism of kites in the novel and its connection to the themes of betrayal and redemption.

• Kites symbolize the themes of success and achievement through the relationship between the characters and the act of kite-flying.

• Kites symbolize the themes of fear and isolation through the relationship between the characters and the act of kite-flying.

• Kites symbolize the themes of betrayal and redemption through the relationship between the characters and the act of kite-flying.

• Kites symbolize the themes of love and happiness through the relationship between the characters and the act of kite-flying.

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