Kite Runner ch 25

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 5

37. What is Sohrab's reaction to being in America? How has his demeanor (way he behaves) changed?

Question 37

pages 326-331

Sohrab did not accept nor decline Amir's offer to go to America. Sohrab's demeanor did not change; he still didn't speak and slept a lot, made no attempt to interact with others whatsoever

Exam type question 38

Is the following statement correct or not?

       General Taheri loves meeting Sohrab

A: Why is it correct or not?

B: Give an example to support your answer

38. General Taheri is worried about Sohrab when he comes to visit. What is it and what is Amir's reaction?

Question 38

pages 330-331

General Taheri is worried about what people will say about a Hazara boy living with this daughter. Amir tells him the truth, namely that Sohrab is his nephew. He also warns General Taheri to never call him 'that Hazara boy' again and that he has a name: Sohrab

39. Why do Afghans gather at Lake Elizabeth Park?

Question 39

page 333

The Afghan people gather at Lake Elizabeth Park to celebrate the Afghan New Year's day

40. What happens as Amir runs the kite for Sohrab?

question 40

pages 337-338-340

Sohrab finally shows signs of inteest and alertness. Not only that, but he smiles

41. How is the event at the end of the book a full circle?

question 41

It ends with Amir and Sohrab kite fighting. Sohrab has sort of taken on his father's role but as Amir is now the one running for the kite and not Hassan, the roles have reversed. Amir will do anything for Sohrab, just as Hassan would have done anything for Amir. Amir is the one who now says: 'for you a thousand times over' to Sohrab just like Hassan had said to Amir. That is how the book is full circle

exam type question

The Kite running competition of Amir and Hassan is the turning point in the story

A. Is this statement correct or not?

B. Give an example to support your answer