1. After viewing the notable event that occurred at the Plain of Mina, what did Amani refrain from later that evening?
(a) Speaking.
(b) Wearing her veil.
(c) Eating meat.
(d) Sleeping.

2. What horrible story, that shocked Kareem, did Yousif believe was not a crime?
(a) A man buried alive his unwanted children in the desert.
(b) A man had seven wives, two of whom were his own daughters.
(c) A man wed teenage virgins, used them for sex and then divorced them instantly when he was bored of them.
(d) A man poured scalding water down the throat of his baby daughter to kill her.

3. At the end of Chapter 6, what did Sultana hint about the future of the child for whom she prayed at the end of the family's pilgrimage?
(a) Her prayers were not answered.
(b) her prayers would be answered, but not in time.
(c) The child was unwilling to sway from rigidly held beliefs.
(d) The child would have to learn a difficult lesson before too long.

4. What was the purpose of Maha's trip to London in Chapter 3?
(a) To seek mental help.
(b) To escape the oppression of women.
(c) To avoid being stoned to death in her country.
(d) To study abroad.

5. What did Sultana tell her children that the Koran says about equality of women?
(a) Even young boys are to have more rights than their own mothers simply because of their gender.
(b) Men and women are equal in the eyes of God and the prophet.
(c) Women must serve men with joyful hearts.
(d) Men have the great responsibility of protecting and caring for their wives.