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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12 and Epilogue.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Sultana do after she discovered Abdullah's motive and actions?
(a) She called the girl's parents and told them what had happened.
(b) She immediately forgave Abdullah for his theft and took him to London to see a psychiatrist.
(c) She called the police and turned her son in.
(d) She decided to not meddle and let true love rule the day.

2. What Western documentary tells the sad story of Sultana's cousin?
(a) Death of a Princess.
(b) One Woman's Battle for Freedom.
(c) Princess.
(d) A Nightmare in Arabia.

3. How was the marriage of Kareem and Sultana affected by Sultana's book?
(a) Kareem immediately divorced Sultana.
(b) Kareem punished Sultana by placing her in seclusion in the women's room.
(c) Kareem did not divorce Sultana but sent her to live in Egypt with her daughters.
(d) They argued, but their marriage ended up stronger than ever.

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

5. After arriving in London, where did Maha immediately go?
(a) To a safehouse.
(b) To a posh resort.
(c) To see long-lost family.
(d) To a mental institution.

Short Answer Questions

1. With the publication of her first book, Princess, what was Sultana's biggest regret?

2. Why did the siblings fight over a newspaper in the beginning of Chapter 8?

3. What threat to the pilgrimage made the family nervous about taking the trip?

4. What unique attitude toward women's rights did Sultana's daughter Amani have?

5. How did Maha react to the decision regarding her relationship with Aisha?

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