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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the significance of Emily referring to Abe by his chosen name instead of by his birth name? (from Scene 1)

It suggests that she is contradicting herself: on the one hand, supporting Amir in his separating from his faith, on the other hand telling Abe to have more respect for it.

It suggests that she is trying to bring Amir closer to his mother / Abe’s grandmother.

It suggests that she is contradicting herself: on the one hand, telling Amir to have more respect for his faith, on the other hand supporting Abe in his separating from it.

It suggests that she is trying to bring Abe and Amir closer together.

2.

What does the play's point of view seem to be suggesting about the outcome of both feeling and being on the receiving end of racism and/or prejudice?

That one way or another, it leads to redemption.

That one way or another, it leads to death.

That one way or another, it leads to forgiveness.

That one way or another, it leads to violence.

3.

What is the most likely reason Jory leaves the party with Amir in Scene 3? (from Scene 3, Parts 1, 2, and 3)

She wants to express her anger at him for his attitude about 9/11.

She wants to tell him something about Isaac and her relationship.

She wants to express her anger at him for his attitude towards her husband.

She wants to tell him something about the situation at work.

4.

Themes: Amir's reactions to Isaac are based, in part, on Isaac's ......... faith in the same way as Isaac's reactions to Amir are based, in part, on Amir's Muslim faith.

Roman Catholic.

Buddhist.

Jewish.

Christian.

5.

In Amir’s eyes, his relationship with his bosses is equivalent to what?

The relationship of a slave to an animal.

The relationship of a master to his slave.

The relationship of a slave to his masters.

The relationship of a slave to another slave

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