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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 6-10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do Amina and her friends do during the break during Sunday School?
(a) Eat a snack.
(b) Practice passages from the Quran.
(c) Sit with their parents.
(d) Play soccer.

2. What does Amina say in support of Mustafa's plea to participate in an extracurricular activity?
(a) That Soojin's cousin got into Harvard because he was captain of the basketball team.
(b) That Bradley's friend got into Princeton because he was president of the science club.
(c) That Emily's brother got into Yale because he was captain of the soccer team.
(d) That Julie's father got into Columbia because he was president of the chess club.

3. Why does Thaya Jaan lead the family prayer that evening instead of Baba?
(a) He is the guest, and it is his right.
(b) He is older and more knowledgeable about the Quran.
(c) He has a lesson he wants to relate to Mustafa and Amina.
(d) He insists that he have the opportunity.

4. What does Amina think about the appearance of Emily's eyes and nose?
(a) They look like Amina's neighbor's cat.
(b) They are far too pale.
(c) They are very pretty.
(d) There is too much makeup.

5. Why have some parents from the Islamic Center refused to participate in trick-or-treating?
(a) They say their children are not safe.
(b) They associate the practice with begging.
(c) They associate it with devil worship.
(d) They are cutting out sugar from their diets.

Short Answer Questions

1. How are children divided into classes in Amina's Sunday School?

2. What does Imam Malik announce soon after Amina enters the mosque?

3. What does Mustafa discover in the refrigerator when he and Amina take the first of the dishes from the dining room?

4. How are Amina and Thaya Jaan related?

5. What is Mustafa's response when Baba announces that both Mustafa and Amina will participate in the Quran recitation competition?

(see the answer key)

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