B1:
The short story ‘’ The Rights Passengers’’, written by Waqar Ahmed in 2008 is about Nadeem Riaz, a Pakistani immigrant man, who lives in America and works a taxi driver all night. He works hard so he can give his family economically support. Many of Nadeem passengers are often drunk. One night he drives to the corner, and a couple who perhaps are in twenties enters his taxi. The boy is Pakistani and the girl is Caucasian. The boy has had too much to drink, and their behavior is unacceptable and disrespected in Raiz’s taxi. Riaz became annoyed by this Pakistani boy’s behavior. Riaz begin to discuss with the boy about the Caucasian girl and what the correct behavior is, when she steps out of the taxi. He asks him if he uses her and why he drinking and had choose this lifestyle. That makes a vehement discussion between them.
B2:
Nadeem Riaz is a Pakistani man who lives in America. He is an immigrant, and he finding it very hard and difficult. He experiences discrimination because he feels often the cops follow him for no reason, but he cannot do anything about it, he must just accept the fact that he is not American, but only a lowly worker with green card. He has been a taxi driver for eight years; it is only at this way he can give economically support to his family. In Pakistan he was a respected man who has owned a spare-parts shop. Riaz seems to be religious because he listens to the Holy Quran on the radio. He seems also to have hold on to his tradition. He criticizes the Pakistani boy’s behavior because it is not that way a Pakistani people are brought, and not what Islam learned the humanity. His lifestyle is not like the western because he finding it difficult to adapting the American culture. Nadeem Riaz is afraid for his children, if he chooses to settle in US forever. He is afraid of his children will be like the Pakistani boy with a very weird