Princess Sultana's Daughters Test | Final Test - Easy

Jean Sasson
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 176 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Princess Sultana's Daughters Test | Final Test - Easy

Jean Sasson
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 176 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As Amani began to change after the family's holy pilgrimage, how did she feel about her family?
(a) She thought they were ostentatious sinners.
(b) She thought they were mocked and ridiculed by the rest of the family.
(c) She thought they were old-fashioned and needed to embrace the Western world.
(d) She thought they were small-minded and unable to sympathize with her need to leave Saudi Arabia.

2. How did Abdullah feel about the romance between Jafer and Fayza?
(a) He believed their love was doomed from the start.
(b) He felt betrayed and helped Fayza's family family find them in France.
(c) He supported them and did everything he could to help them be together.
(d) He was in love with Fayza and could not bear to see them together.

3. When Sultana and Fatma returned home, how did Sultana feel on the drive back?
(a) She was upset and sobbed all the way home.
(b) She was triumphant and pleased with the outcome.
(c) She was concerned but hopeful that things would go well.
(d) She worried that she did not do enough.

4. When Amani began to invite friends and extended family over for meetings, what was the purpose?
(a) To practice witchcraft secretly.
(b) For discussing ways to look and dress more like Americans.
(c) For planning a revolution.
(d) For prayer.

5. After the family's holy pilgrimage, they wished to return to Riyadh, but what forced them to delay the trip home?
(a) Maha became ill.
(b) Kareem abandoned the family at their vacation home.
(c) Sultana had to help her sister, Sara, on an important errand.
(d) A sandstorm grounded their plane.

6. What would have happened to Reema if she ever officially divorced her husband?
(a) She would lose custody of her children.
(b) She would be exiled from the country.
(c) She could face execution.
(d) Women in Saudi Arabia are never granted divorces.

7. How did Sultana explain divorce in Saudi Arabia?
(a) As a woman's only chance at a good life.
(b) As impossible for women to attain.
(c) As a means of oppressing women.
(d) As the only way that men and women become equal.

8. Why did Sultana believe that Amani's upbringing was the reason for the changes in her behavior?
(a) She was not given enough religious instruction.
(b) She was exposed to the Western lifestyle at too young of an age.
(c) She grew up too wealthy and never learned the value of anything.
(d) She grew up too poor and put too much value on worthless things.

9. What did Sultana discover that Abdullah had done?
(a) He had stolen jewelry and cash to give away to the poor.
(b) He had stolen his father's identity to gain access to the family's fortune.
(c) He had eloped and secretly fled to America.
(d) He used Maha's passport to help Fayza reunite with Jafer.

10. What did Kareem do to keep Abdullah from leaving the country?
(a) He locked up the passports in a safe.
(b) He threatened to disown him.
(c) He called the police and told them that Abdullah was dangerous.
(d) He offered him a new car if he stayed.

11. After what event did Sultana and her family rest in their villa in Cairo?
(a) Abdullah's return to his family.
(b) The holy pilgrimage to Makkah.
(c) The wedding of Fayza and Jafer.
(d) A family reunion.

12. How did Saleem react when he came to see Reema?
(a) He was kind and forgiving toward Reema and asked her to move back home.
(b) He was repulsed by her condition and said he would never sleep with her again.
(c) He was angry and seeking revenge.
(d) He begged for forgiveness.

13. What part in Abdullah's plan did Sultana actually play?
(a) She played no part.
(b) She warned Abdullah not to get caught, but did not actually participate in the plan.
(c) She planned the entire thing and Abdullah merely followed her orders.
(d) She played no part, but lied to protect Maha from being arrested and executed.

14. How was Sultana's upbringing different from those of her children?
(a) Sultana grew up in a time of great poverty.
(b) Sultana's mother died during childbirth so she never knew a mother's love.
(c) Sultana's father and mother were strictly religious.
(d) Sultana grew up in a boarding school in Switzerland.

15. With Fayza back in Saudi Arabia, what did Jafer do with his life?
(a) He moved to America and hired a lawyer to help him free Fayza.
(b) He moved in with Abdullah and continued to see Fayza secretly for many years.
(c) He returned to Saudi Arabia and tried to forget Fayza.
(d) Moved to Lebanon to try and make a new life for himself.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did Abdullah's best friend, Jafer, and a woman named Fayza have to elope to be together?

2. Why did Sultana blame Saudi society for Jafer and Fayza's decision to elope?

3. What did Reema suspect was wrong with her husband, Saleem?

4. How did Kareem feel about what Abdullah did with the additional item/s he took from the family safe?

5. How did Reema look when Sultana and her sisters came to visit her?

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