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The Kite Runner Practice Test
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In Baba’s life, what role did Ali serve?
He was Baba's cousin.
He was Baba's business partner.
He served as Baba's servant.
He was Baba's brother.
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He served as Baba's servant.
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The key idea here is recognizing people’s roles within the household in The Kite Runner. Ali is described as Baba’s servant, living and working in the house as part of the staff, not as a relative or business partner. This servant-master dynamic, rooted in the social hierarchy of the setting, is central to how characters interact and perceive loyalty, class, and duty. Hassan’s status as Ali’s son also deepens Amir’s sense of family and betrayal as the story unfolds. So, the role that fits is that Ali served as Baba’s servant.
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