1. Overall, what did Sultana think of Yousif, Kareem's childhood friend?
(a) He gave her hope that the men of Saudi Arabia could change.
(b) He was arrogant and rude, but basically a good man like Kareem.
(c) He represented the worst of the Muslim culture.
(d) She had great sympathy for him and his mission in life.

2. During the trip to London, what is revealed about Maha's relationship with her grandmother, Noorah?
(a) Noorah planned to kidnap Maha to help her escape Saudi Arabia.
(b) Noorah was the only member of the family Maha trusted completely.
(c) Noorah had plotted with Maha to kill Sultana.
(d) Noorah taught Maha about the occult.

3. In the aftermath of Abdullah's grand plan, how did Sultana feel about Kareem?
(a) She believed he was hard-headed and old-fashioned, but she was lucky to have him.
(b) She was furious with him for his suspicions and threateded to leave him.
(c) She felt that his betrayal was the "final straw" and made plans to divorce him.
(d) She realized that she was wrong and begged him to forgive her.

4. What was Amani's reaction to the notable event that took place at the Plain of Mina?
(a) She told her mother she was finally at peace with her lot in life.
(b) She was overjoyed and smiled for the first time in months.
(c) She became horribly depressed and was immediately sent to London to treatment.
(d) She was horrified and had to be taken away to calm down.

5. At the same time that Sultana was dealing with problems with her children, what trouble was Sara having with her daughter, Nashwa?
(a) She told her mother she was a lesbian.
(b) She began stealing.
(c) She was acting sexually suggestive toward the family's servants.
(d) She became a religious extremist.