2. Why does Amir say he never told Emily about Rivkah?
(a) Because he does not want her to hate him.
(b) Because it was always too hard to explain why Rivkah was so important.
(c) Because he does not want her to hate his mother.
(d) Because his story about Rivkah brings up too much emotion in him.

3. In Scene Two, what did Isaac think about Emily’s work last weekend?
(a) That as a white woman, she was risking her career wasting her time on Islamic art.
(b) That she was trying to discover something everyone already knew about.
(c) That as a white woman, she had no right to Islamic art.
(d) That she was making an unimportant historical point.

4. Where did Amir start his law career?
(a) Environmental activist.
(b) Public defender.
(c) Criminal prosecutor.
(d) Corporate finance law.

5. What do Emily and Isaac hear from offstage, right after Isaac arrives?
(a) Cooking sounds.
(b) Amir slamming around.
(c) Doors slamming.
(d) A glass smashing.

6. Who does Amir say Emily should get to pose for this portrait?
(a) His nephew.
(b) His cousin.
(c) Her old boyfriend.
(d) Her brother.

7. How does the text Amir is reading in Scene Two describe his speech?
(a) Accusatory.
(b) Eloquent.
(c) Critical.
(d) Belligerent.

8. What does the painting over the mantel piece represent?
(a) A landscape.
(b) An Islamic garden.
(c) A Moor.
(d) A mosque.

9. What kind of apartment do Amir and Emily live in?
(a) Lush.
(b) Spare.
(c) Ornate.
(d) Modern.

10. Which western artist does Emily point to as someone whose work was influenced by Islamic art?
(a) Klimt.
(b) Cezanne.
(c) Picasso.
(d) Matisse.

11. What does Emily say corporate philanthropy typically hides?
(a) Greed.
(b) Fraud.
(c) Racism.
(d) Insider trading.

12. Why does it bother Abe to be called by the name Amir insists on calling him?
(a) Abe does not want Emily to know he had changed his name.
(b) Abe does not want to be reminded of his family back home.
(c) Abe wants to honor his father with his new name.
(d) Abe wants to be more Americanized.

13. How does Abe dismiss Amir’s feelings about Islam as a religion?
(a) He says he does not believe him.
(b) He says it is just a phase.
(c) He says he does not really hate it.
(d) He says it is typical self-loathing.

14. Why was the waiter “a dick” to Amir and Emily (7)?
(a) Insolence.
(b) Sexism.
(c) Drunkenness.
(d) Islamophobia.

15. What class are Amir and Emily in, based on their furnishings?
(a) Lower middle class.
(b) Lower class.
(c) Wealthy elite.
(d) Upper middle class.