2. Who orders breakfast for Sissie's group?
(a) Sissie's mother.
(b) The flight attendant.
(c) A functionary.
(d) Sissie's boyfriend.

3. Who lives in Newark, New Jersey?
(a) Sissie's sister-in-law.
(b) Sissie's uncle.
(c) Marija's cousin.
(d) Marija's neighbor's widow's cousin.

4. According to the novel, what is necessary to be heaven-worthy individual?
(a) A Christian name.
(b) A dog.
(c) A loyal spouse.
(d) Wealth.

5. Which of the following does Sissie say about God?
(a) He is all-wise.
(b) He is black.
(c) He has a flowing white beard.
(d) He wears glasses.

6. Where do Marija and Sissie walk?
(a) Up a mountain.
(b) A path through the park.
(c) Around a track.
(d) In a ravine.

7. For Sissie, what do desserts represent?
(a) Her childhood.
(b) Her favorite meal.
(c) A mark of the leisured class.
(d) Overindulgence.

8. What does power decide, according to the novel?
(a) When Sissie will return to Africa.
(b) Who will win the presidential election.
(c) Who is to live and die.
(d) Whether Sissie will marry her boyfriend.

9. What does the novel claim about working in a state hospital?
(a) It is noble.
(b) It is unnecessary slavery.
(c) It is the only option.
(d) It is lucrative.

10. With whom does the airplane hostess assume that Sissie is travelling?
(a) Two Nigerian men.
(b) An Indian man.
(c) Another African girl.
(d) A white man.

11. How many people are in attendance at the dinner in the opening chapter of the novel?
(a) 12.
(b) 3.
(c) 17.
(d) 6.

12. Which of the following does Sissie say about the Indian doctor?
(a) He is miserly.
(b) He is in a social order that froze a thousand years ago.
(c) He is too old to work anymore.
(d) He is not equipped to practice.

13. How much does it cost to make a baby girl?
(a) $400.
(b) $200.
(c) $700.
(d) $500.

14. What does "Sissie" mean?
(a) Sally.
(b) Sissina.
(c) Sarah.
(d) Sister.

15. What does the novel say about God's own babies?
(a) They only include whites.
(b) They only include blacks.
(c) They are hypocritical.
(d) They cannot pay for Medicare.