3. How do Baba and Amir earn extra money on the weekends while living in America?
(a) Reselling yard sale items at the San Jose Flea Market.
(b) Translating for people shopping at the market.
(c) Writing stories of their homeland.
(d) Buying items at the San Jose Flea Market.

4. In which year does this novel begin?
(a) 2001.
(b) 2000.
(c) 2005.
(d) 2002.

5. To Amir, the week represents _______ and Soraya represents __________.
(a) Winter/spring.
(b) Spring/winter.
(c) Winter/summer.
(d) Fall/spring.

6. In what year did Amir come of age?
(a) 2001.
(b) 1970.
(c) 1975.
(d) 1980.

7. How did Baba's father die?
(a) Religious persecution.
(b) A bear fight.
(c) A home invasion gone wrong.
(d) A war.

8. What does Amir seek out during the toughest parts of his life?
(a) Baba.
(b) Religion.
(c) Hassan.
(d) His family.

9. Who narrates this story?
(a) Amir.
(b) Hassan.
(c) Baba.
(d) Rahim Kahn.

10. Who rules the country in Chapter 2?
(a) Baba.
(b) Amir.
(c) Hazara.
(d) Pashtuns.

11. What does Assef do to Hassan in the alley after the kite tournament?
(a) Rapes him.
(b) Takes away the blue kite.
(c) Beats him up.
(d) Holds him down.

12. What does Assef taunt Hassan about in Chapter 5?
(a) His mother.
(b) His ethnicity.
(c) His cleft palate.
(d) His father.

13. Whom of the following was Amir's childhood friend and servant?
(a) Ali.
(b) Hassan.
(c) Rahim Kahn.
(d) Baba.

14. When does Hassan stop smiling?
(a) After Assef threatens him.
(b) When Ali dies.
(c) When Baba hugs Amir.
(d) After his surgery.

15. Which of the following is not a memory Amir has of Hassan by Chapter 4?
(a) Going to the cinema.
(b) Visiting nomads.
(c) Sitting under a pomegranate tree.
(d) Fighting a bear.