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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Themes: What is the significance of Jory's explanation to Amir about why he didn't get promoted?

It refers to who he is as a husband, and not as a Muslim or a lawyer.

It refers to who he is as a man and as a lawyer, not to who he is as a Muslim.

It refers to who he is as an American, not as a man or a husband.

It refers to who he is as a Muslim, and not as a man or a lawyer.

2.

What is the most likely reason that the encounter with the waiter triggered Emily’s thoughts of the slave in the Velazquez painting? (from Scene 1)

Both are defined by elements of racism.

Both are defined by elements of artistic experimentation.

Both are defined by elements of gender inequality.

Both are defined by elements of financial inequality.

3.

Themes: In what way does Emily's painting of Amir echo the painting by Velazquez that inspired her?

Both paintings suggest that their subjects are free and independent.

Both paintings suggest that their subjects are non-Muslim.

Both paintings suggest their subjects are artists themselves.

Both paintings suggest that their dark-skinned subjects are slaves.

4.

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 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.

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

5.

Where did Isaac and Emily’s affair take place? (from Scene 3, Parts 4 and 5)

At an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

At The Frieze Art Fair in London.

At the Frieze Art Fair in New York.

At an exhibition at the Tate Gallery in London.

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