The Kite Runner Chapter 19 Quiz A

How does Amir's journey in Chapter 19 of "The Kite Runner" reflect his quest for redemption?

• By seeking revenge against Assef

• By returning to Afghanistan to rescue Sohrab

• By writing a letter to Hassan

• By donating money to a local charity

In Chapter 19, how does the concept of retribution manifest in Amir's actions?

• Amir decides to confront his father about past grievances

• Amir seeks to punish himself for his past mistakes

• Amir plans to take legal action against the Taliban

• Amir chooses to ignore his past entirely

What role does the hierarchy of social classes play in Amir's understanding of his past in Chapter 19?

• It helps him realize the importance of wealth

• It makes him appreciate his privileged upbringing

• It highlights the injustices faced by Hassan

• It encourages him to pursue a political career

How does Amir's perception of masculinity evolve in Chapter 19?

• He believes that physical strength is the most important trait

• He starts to value emotional strength and courage

• He decides to become a soldier

• He dismisses the importance of masculinity altogether

In what way does Amir experience catharsis during his journey in Chapter 19?

• By finally confronting his father about his past

• By expressing his emotions through writing

• By rescuing Sohrab and facing his fears

• By moving to a new country and starting over

How is Farid characterized in chapter 19?

• He is gruff and hostile towards Amir.

• He is eager to show Amir what has happened to his homeland.

• He is excessively polite and welcoming.

• He is apathetic towards Amir.

Which of the following quotes best exemplifies Farid's characterization?

• "That's the real Afghanistan, Agha sahib.That's the Afghanistan I know. You?You've always been a tourist here, you just didn't know it."

• "Old Watani trick, no need for fancy medicine."

• "At least I have a car...How is your donkey these days?"

• "You could have told me...why you came to Afghanistan."

Which event is an example of how Hosseni uses repetition and writes in a cyclical fashion?

• Amir sniffing for the sweetness in the air around Jalalabad

• Amir wearing traditional Afghan clothes and a fake beard

• Amir hiding money under a mattress in Farid’s house

• Amir feeling embarrassed about his career as a writer

Which of the following is an example of Amir’s character evolving:

• Driving the truck in spite of rough conditions and his car-sickness

• Divulging the true nature of his relationship with Hassan

• Embracing traditional Afghan customs and dress

• Insisting that Rahim Kahn to go to the doctor despite his protests

Who are Fahrid and Wahid?

• Taliban guards

• Amir's driver and his brother

• Officials at the Afghan consulate

• Old friends of Baba's