2. What does Mayako believe in from her father’s stories, which Big Sister tells her is foolish?
(a) God.
(b) Tree spirits.
(c) Reincarnation.
(d) Fairies.

3. When did Parvin move from Iran to Europe?
(a) When she was a teenager.
(b) In her 20s.
(c) Just after college.
(d) When she was a baby.

4. What insects do Mayako and the other children catch at the Temple?
(a) Caterpillars.
(b) Dragon Flies.
(c) Spiders.
(d) Ants.

5. What did Mai’s uncle make her memorize in Rach Gia in case she was ever questioned?
(a) Her uncle’s name and title.
(b) A phone number.
(c) An identification number.
(d) A name and address.

6. What does someone say when a teenage girl throws herself overboard and someone suggests they help her?
(a) Let her be if that is what she wants.
(b) She was no good anyway.
(c) Get the life preserver!
(d) One less mouth to feed.

7. As Parvin, Sarah, and Mahmoud walk through a mourning procession, Sarah sees people throw what “over their shoulders like dinner jackets” (188)?
(a) Whips.
(b) Rope.
(c) Iron chains.
(d) Dinner Jackets.

8. Where is Mayako living with her mother and sister at the start of “Hiroshima”?
(a) A refugee camp.
(b) Her grandmothers.
(c) Their house.
(d) A temple.

9. What was the purpose of Parvin’s radio show in America?
(a) To campaign for women’s rights in Iran.
(b) To play music from Iran.
(c) To speak against women’s rights.
(d) To talk about the benefits of Islam.

10. What was Sarah’s occupation at Pearson, Peelle and Sloss?
(a) Administrative Assistant.
(b) Paralegal.
(c) Lawyer.
(d) Banker.

11. Why did Quyen take Truong to escape with her?
(a) She wanted company.
(b) She did not trust her aunt.
(c) She wanted him to meet her husband.
(d) She did not want to leave him to Communists.

12. What group does Mayako’s sister allow her to join, which they keep a secret from their mother?
(a) Volunteer Corps.
(b) The Emperor’s Corps.
(c) The Imperial Corps.
(d) The Peace Corps.

13. What does Mahmoud tell the man with a club about Sarah when he approaches them in the square?
(a) She is his sister.
(b) She is his wife.
(c) She is an American tourist.
(d) She should be arrested.

14. Mahmoud tells Sarah she has come during what holy time of year?
(a) Islamic New Year.
(b) Ashura.
(c) Ramadan.
(d) Hajj.

15. What do Parvin and Mahmoud argue about at the meeting at Parvin’s parent’s house?
(a) Whether or not the play should be performed at the rally.
(b) What they should serve after the rally.
(c) Whether to go to the rally or not.
(d) Who should speak at the rally.