1. When Kareem and Sultana talked to their children about women and their role in Saudi society, what was their main message?
(a) Saudi society would never change unless they acted fast.
(b) It was up to their children to bring the plight of women to the attention of the world.
(c) Saudi society was changing and would become better for women.
(d) Women in Saudi Arabia must always remain subserviant to men because it is what the Koran commands.

2. Before the family's pilgrimage in Chapter 4, how often had they made the trip as a group, previously?
(a) Every year.
(b) Once every decade.
(c) Never.
(d) Only once when the children were small.

3. What protection did the title of "princess" afford Sultana when it came to exposing her identity?
(a) She was safe from any harm or punishment because she was a part of the royal family.
(b) There were hundreds of princesses like her in the royal family.
(c) Anything she did wrong would be blamed on her husband.
(d) Princesses could get away with things that ordinary people could not.

4. Why did the siblings fight over a newspaper in the beginning of Chapter 8?
(a) Amani said that it was holy and could not be thrown away because the name of God was printed on it.
(b) There was an article about Sultana's book and Amani wanted to show her despite her siblings' protests.
(c) They argued over whose fault it was that it had been left on the floor.
(d) Abdullah was trying to read the paper and his sisters set fire to it.

5. To where did Jafer and Fayza flee together?
(a) France.
(b) America.
(c) Australia.
(d) Italy.