Mohsin Hamid attended ____ ____ and graduated in ____, with the ____ _____?
Princeton University, 1993, highest honour
Mohsin Hamid went to attend ____ ___ _____ and graduated in 1997?
Harvard Law School
Hamid began working for _____ and Company in New York as a ____ ______?
Mckinsey, management consultant
this novel, ____ _____ book, was seen as the ___ ____ _____ to 9/11?
Hamid's second, definitive literary response
Hamid is using Changez as a ______ for his own _______?
mouthpiece, experiences
a fundamentalist is someone who ____ in traditional forms of a _____, or believes that what is written in a ___ ____, such as the ____ ____, is completely _____?
believes, religion, holy book, Christian bible, true
Changez is a common _____ name it means ____ ___ _____?
Afghanistan, changing and growth
the Underwood Samson initials are __ for the United _____ of ______, representing _____ _____ and _____ relationship with America?
US, States, America, Changez' close, devoted
'invited into the ranks of ______'?
meritocracy
TRF is a good example of a ______?
bildungsroman
Changez moved to america because of the power of a _____?
dream
Changez faced ____ ______ because of where he came from - racial _____?
micro agressions, violence
evidence of his _____into America is when he uses ___ american terms?
assimilation, key
Changez undergoes an ______ ____ _______?
Underwood Samson interview
Changez does have relations with ____ _____?
fellow immigrants
Changez does have relationships with ______?
whiteness
a symbol is a ____ _____ of an object ?
deeper meaning
a motif is a ____ ___ ____, written or structural ______?
constantly repeated visual, device
Verbal irony is what is ___ but not what is ______?
said, meant
a framed narrative is a _____ within a ______?
story, story
The chapter ____and ____ don't have any ___ _____ or ______, they are ____, this keeps us ___ and _____ on Changez?
beginnings, endings, specific, end , beginning, random, guessing, relying
what effect does the back and forth time movement have on the narrative?
keeps the reader on their feet and feeling uneasy
Changez has an often ___ ____ with the American, this _____ the powerfullness of the _____, and shows us that Changez is the one _____ the narrative?
sarcastic tone, undermines, American, controlling
Chnagez had ____ ____ of New York and _____?
blended descriptions, Lahore
' I thought of ____ as a nation that looked _____, for the first time, I was _____ by it's _____ to ___ ____'?
America, forwarn, shocked, determination, look back
'Why did part of me desire to see ____ ____?
America Harmed
'Princeton made _____ possible for me'?
everything
Changez _____ at 9/11?
smiled
The motherland was described as ____ and _____?
dazzling, gold
'pressed his face _____ ____ to mine'?
alarmingly close
'the cold metal of it's ____ rested ____ in my hands... ____ it with sufficient _____ to shatter the bones of his _____'?
shaft, hungrily, wielding, violence, skull
'this encounter had an _____ that was for me _____?
intensity, unprecedented
in the ____ ____ Erica?
foreground shimmered
' an elderly _____, who adopted a ___ ____ _____'?
doorman, coldly disapproving expression
'her happiness, _____ me as well'?
infected
Reverse culture shock happens to ____upon returning home at the end of _____, he suffers from ____ and ____ distress upon his return after a number of ____ in America?
Changez, 2001, emotional, psychological, years
' Despite the ____ we had given to _____ in Afghanistan, America would not ____ at our ____'?
assistance, America, fight, side
Changez recognises the ____ in development between Lahore and the USA, and at first ____ all that America has provided him with?
differences, appreciates
Changez realises that the house in ____ ___ ___, but he is the one that has _____, this causes him to consider leaving ___ ____ and is a form of ___ ____ ____?