1. What charge does Adichie take seriously according to her Letter?
(a) How to raise a strong woman.
(b) How to raise a feminist.
(c) How to raise a religious woman.
(d) How to raise an independent thinker.

2. Adichie identifies two "Feminist Tools" for Ijeawele to consider. What are they?
(a) Women matter equally, and can you reverse notions that are appropriate for both genders.
(b) Women must be treated equally, and men are not superior.
(c) Women need a voice and a space to be heard.
(d) Women matter equally, and feminist voice is very important.

3. What warning does Adichie make to her friend at the end of the Opening of the Letter?
(a) Ijeawele might do everything Adichie suggests, but Chizalum will turn out differently.
(b) Society will tell Chizalum to be careful how she acts around men.
(c) Ijeawele will not be able to teach all Suggestions, but she should focus on some.
(d) Chizalum will turn out according to society, but Ijeawele should punish her if she does.

4. What does Adichie decide to do as a response to Ijeawele's request in the Introduction?
(a) Adichie decides to write a book.
(b) Adichie decides to speak with Ijeawele.
(c) Adichie decides to speak with Ijeawele's daughter.
(d) Adichie decides to write a letter.

5. What is an example that Adichie provides in response to portraying one of the tools at the start of the text?
(a) If a man fights with a woman, can a woman fight back?
(b) If a man spends all the money, can a woman divorce him?
(c) If a man sleeps with another woman, and you find out, would you be able to leave him?
(d) If a man sleeps with another woman, and you forgive him, would the same be true for a women who slept with another man?