Lacovara - Shooting Kabul

Sense of honor and pride in Pakhtunwali

Technique used to tell readers about an event that happened before the current action

What do Fadi and Mariam dig up in their backyard before leaving Afghanistan?

When Fadi finally confesses his part in Mariam's loss, who does he tell?

Point-of-view in which the author speaks directly to the reader

Point-of-view in which one of the characters tells the story

What picture does Fadi enter in the photography contest?

From whose point-of-view is the story, Shooting Kabul, told?

A sequence, or chain of events in a story

The city in which Fadi and his family live before fleeing Afghanistan

Has to do with who tells the story

Who feels that they are to blame for the loss of Mariam in Afghanistan?

Third person point-of-view in which the narrator knows all

The prayer leader of a mosque

Means "love" or "dearest" in Pakhto and Persion

Which of the following is NOT true when Fadi starts school in the U.S.?

The central religious text of Islam

Regarded as an honor code and unwritten law for the Pakhtun people

A way to interact with what you read

Point-of-view in which none of the characters are telling the story

The city in which Mariam is found

When he first arrives in the U.S., what feeling does Fadi have the most?

What catches Fadi's eye when he is looking at Clive Murray's photographs?

A law based on the religion of Islam that prohibits women from showing their faces

Anh reminds Fadi of which book character?

Why did Fadi's family return to Afghanistan after living in the United States?

The general idea, or point, of a story; it provides a basic message about life

Fadi wins what place in the photography contest?

When a story mentions characters, events, or language from other stories

What does Fadi's father do for work in the U.S.?