1. What kinds of books will Chizalum read in school, so Adichie asks Ijeawele to think beyond school in Suggestion 5?
(a) Autobiographies, novels, and histories.
(b) Autobiographies, science texts, and feminist theory.
(c) Biology texts, histories, and biographies.
(d) Novels, histories, and feminist theory.

2. At the start of Suggestion 5, why should Ijeawele teach Chizalum to read?
(a) Reading will allow Chizalum the freedom to marry any man she wants.
(b) Chizalum will be able to make strong arguments for feminism.
(c) Chizalum will become arguably more knowledgeable than a regularly educated child.
(d) Chizalum will excel in school and go far in life.

3. What does Adichie propose Ijeawele teach her daughter to overcome all the issues presented in Suggestion 3?
(a) Adichie says to teach Chizalum self-reliance, that it is important for her to have independence.
(b) Adichie says to teach Chizalum the difference between gender inequality and sexism.
(c) Adichie says to teach Chizalum how to stand up for herself and teach others about inequality.
(d) Adichie says to teach Chizalum to research feminism and use its tools to better her own life.

4. How does Adichie encounter feminism within the child's clothing industry?
(a) Adichie sees the separation of colors based on genders, and she is determined to change the clothing industry.
(b) Adichie sees that colors are unrightfully associated with genders, and that girls should always wear blue to protest this.
(c) Adichie sees that colors are unrightfully associated with genders, and that the boy colors are more vibrant and varied.
(d) Adichie sees the bountiful amount of colors that are available to both genders.

5. In relation to education, Adichie says that Chizalum would be more knowledgable if she did what?
(a) Go to a good school and complete all assignments.
(b) Not go to school and just research online.
(c) Not go to school and just read books.
(d) Work hard at school and read newspapers.