Questions and Answers
Why does Rahim Khan urge Amir to go to Kabul?
Rahim Khan urges Amir to go to Kabul to rescue Sohrab, Hassan's son, who is in an orphanage and needs help.
Who was Hassan's father and what was his connection to Amir?
Ali, Hassan's father, was unable to have children. Hassan's father was someone Amir knows, whom he later learns was Baba, his own father.
What was Baba's opinion on standing up for oneself?
Baba once said that a boy who can't stand up for himself becomes a man who can't stand up to anything.
Study Notes
- Amir receives a letter and photo from Rahim Khan regarding Hassan's fate.
- Hassan and his family were killed by the Taliban in Baba's house.
- Sohrab, Hassan's son, is in an orphanage and needs help.
- Rahim Khan urges Amir to go to Kabul to rescue Sohrab.
- Baba once said that a boy who can't stand up for himself becomes a man who can't stand up to anything.
- Ali was unable to have children; Hassan's father was someone Amir knows.
- Hassan never knew who his father was.
- Amir is initially resistant to the idea of going to Kabul.
- Rahim Khan knows an American couple who will take in Sohrab.
- Amir storms out of the apartment after learning the truth about Hassan's father.
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Description
Test your knowledge of "The Kite Runner" with this quiz! From the fate of Hassan to the mission to rescue his son Sohrab, this quiz covers key plot points and themes from the novel. See how well you remember Baba's wise words and the complicated relationships between characters like Amir, Hassan, and Rahim Khan. Whether you're a diehard fan or a newcomer to the story, this quiz will challenge your understanding of this powerful and emotional tale of friendship, family, and redemption
