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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Nima briefly think she needs to tell her mother somehow in Part IV?
(a) Ahmed is cheating on Aisha.
(b) Ahmed wants to leave Aisha.
(c) Ahmed is really an undercover American FBI agent.
(d) Ahmed is really a soldier.

2. What does Yasmeen really admire Nima doing in "The Lesson"?
(a) Eating.
(b) Dancing.
(c) Singing.
(d) Skiing.

3. What does Hala tell Aisha in "Visitors"?
(a) She is getting married.
(b) She is pregnant.
(c) She is moving to America.
(d) She got a new job.

4. What kind of sisterhood does Nima think of herself and Yasmeen having by the end of Part IV?
(a) A real one.
(b) A brittle one.
(c) A strong one.
(d) A symbolic one.

5. What is the term Khaltu Hala uses for the shop she sends Haitham to in Part III?
(a) Superstore.
(b) Bigala.
(c) Bodega.
(d) Department store.

Short Answer Questions

1. What starts happening to both Yasmeen and Nima during the game?

2. What does Nima remember her mother telling her in "The Stranger"?

3. What do some of Aisha's friends do to try to help her decide on a name?

4. Where does Yasmeen finally appear in full form to Nima?

5. What does Nima ask Yasmeen about regarding Yasmeen's appearance?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "Room," what happens to Hala?

2. What does Aisha tell Nima about her past in "Touched"?

3. How does Nima feel about losing Yasmeen in "Alone"?

4. In "Hala" (133), what do the police do to Hala?

5. What does Hala say about Haitham's injuries in Part III?

6. Who ends up paying for Nima's food in Part III?

7. What is the first thing Nima and Yasmeen see when they step into the past?

8. In "Quiet," what does Yasmeen suggest that Nima thinks is strange?

9. What does Yasmeen try to do to Nima that shocks Nima in Part IV?

10. What does Yasmeen really want to learn to do in Part IV that Nima teaches her?

(see the answer keys)

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