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1 Summer Reading Review English 10 Honors Miss Cerrito-Sullivan

2 Test Format The Kite Runner: 40 questions ◦ 25 Character Matching ◦ 15 Quotes and Thematic Subjects Breaking Night: 40 questions ◦ 21 Character Matching ◦ 14 Multiple Choice ◦ 5 Quotes and Tones

3 The Kite Runner Hazara vs. Pashtun What are these terms? Who is in which ethnic group? How do they affect the story?

4 The Kite Runner Settings How do they change? How do they affect each character?

5 The Kite Runner: Characters Amir Baba Hassan Ali

6 The Kite Runner: Characters Rahim Khan Assef Sohrab General Taheri

7 The Kite Runner: Characters Kamila Taheri Sanaubar Soraya Farid

8 The Kite Runner: Thematic Subjects Love Honor Fear Guilt Redemption

9 Breaking Night: Characters Liz Murray Lisa Murray Peter Finnerty Jean Murray

10 Breaking Night: Characters Carlos Sam Bobby Eva

11 Breaking Night: Characters Perry Caleb Jessie Tara Ron

12 Breaking Night: Places What are some of the major locations in the memoir? What happens there?

13 Breaking Night: Timeline How does Liz’s life evolve? What major events impact her decisions?

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