Emotions and Relationships in The Kite Runner

In Chapter Nine of 'The Kite Runner', Amir receives gifts after winning a tournament but feels they are 'Blood Money'. Baba gives him a bike and a watch, but Amir is only interested in Rahim Khan's notebook. Ali and Hassan give Amir a Shahnameh, which he also discards. Amir frames Hassan for theft, leading to Ali and Hassan's departure from Baba's house, despite Baba's pleas for them to stay.

Why does Amir feel disconnected from the presents he received after the tournament?

• He felt they were 'Blood Money'.

• He was too tired to enjoy them.

• He didn't like the gifts.

• He wanted more gifts.

What is special about the Schwinn Sting-Ray bike Baba gives Amir?

• It has a unique banana seat and gold spokes.

• It is the only one in Kabul.

• It is a gift from Rahim Khan.

• It is a second-hand bike.

Why does Amir cherish the leather-bound notebook from Rahim Khan?

• It is not 'Blood Money'.

• It is expensive.

• It is a rare item.

• It is filled with stories.

What thoughtful gift do Ali and Hassan give Amir?

• A leather-bound notebook.

• A new bicycle.

• A new Shahnameh.

• A wristwatch.

What does Amir do with his watch and money?

• He throws them away.

• He gives them to Baba.

• He hides them under Hassan's mattress.

• He keeps them in his drawer.

How does Hassan respond when accused of theft?

• He denies it.

• He blames Amir.

• He runs away.

• He admits to it.

What is Baba's reaction to Ali's decision to leave?

• He pleads with Ali to stay.

• He is indifferent.

• He is relieved.

• He is happy for them.

What emotions does Amir feel as he watches Ali and Hassan leave?

• Joy and excitement.

• Guilt and relief.

• Anger and frustration.

• Indifference and apathy.