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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the principle that defines the play's overall structure and how its events relate to each other?

Theatre, like life, is a series of random events.

Cause and effect.

Events happen one after the other.

Random selection.

2.

What does Amir mean when he says his views about 9/11 come from Islam and not from him? (from Scene 3, Parts 1, 2, and 3)

That they’re not the views of his personal faith, views, but those

That they’re not his personal views, but those of the Imam, who convinced him to see things another way.

That they’re not his personal views, but those of the faith in which he was brought up.

That they’re not his professional views, but those of the mosque he attends.

3.

What does Amir’s destruction of his glass in Scene 3 suggest about his state of mind? (from Scene 3, Parts 1, 2, and 3)

That the drink tasted awful.

That he’s caught up in a strong, violent emotion.

That the glass was cracked and he might as well break it anyway.

That he’s drunk and clumsy.

4.

What is the most likely reason that Amir went to see the Imam in Scene 2? (from Scene 2)

He wants to prove to Abe that he (Abe) should stay with the name Hussein.

He wants to make the Jewish members of his law firm angry.

To make Emily happy.

He believes the Imam has the right to preach what he wants.

5.

What is the equivalent in Emily's life to Amir's being promoted at his law firm?

Her work being displayed at Amir's law firm.

Her work being displayed prominently in her and Amir's home.

Her work being displayed at a prestigious gallery.

Her work being purchased by a wealthy patron.

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