Baba's Journey and Relationships in America

In Chapter 11, Baba struggles with life in America, working at a gas station and rejecting food stamps. Amir graduates high school, and Baba gifts him a car, expressing pride and wishing Hassan was present. Amir enrolls in college to study creative writing, despite Baba's reservations. They frequent a flea market where Amir meets Soraya, sparking his interest. The chapter highlights themes of adaptation, generational differences, and new beginnings.

What political party does Baba align with during his time in Fremont?

• Libertarian

• Independent

• Republican

• Democrat

Why did Baba get angry at the grocery store?

• The store was out of his favorite fruit.

• He was asked for ID when using a check.

• The store owner insulted him.

• He was overcharged for fruit.

Why does Baba refuse to move back to Pakistan?

• He dislikes the climate.

• He believes it's not good for Amir.

• He prefers American culture.

• He has no family there.

What does Baba do when he first arrives in America?

• He starts a business.

• He works at a gas station.

• He becomes a teacher.

• He retires.

What does Baba reject upon arriving in America?

• A job offer

• A car

• Food stamps

• A house

What was Baba's reaction to Amir's high school graduation?

• He was indifferent.

• He was disappointed.

• He was angry.

• He was proud and celebrated.

What gift did Baba give Amir after his graduation?

• A new house

• A scholarship

• A Gran Torino car

• A trip to Pakistan

What major does Amir choose in community college?

• Engineering

• Political Science

• Business Administration

• Creative Writing

How does Baba feel about Amir's choice of major?

• He is supportive.

• He is indifferent.

• He dislikes it but allows it.

• He is enthusiastic.

What activity do Baba and Amir engage in on weekends?

• Playing soccer

• Visiting museums

• Running a flea market stall

• Fishing