2. Why does Tajmir go to Khost?
(a) Because it is a Taliban base.
(b) Because it is concerned a neutral zone.
(c) Because it is where Bob works.
(d) Because his wife is there.

3. In "The Carpenter", why does Mansur enroll in English classes?
(a) To get a better job.
(b) To avoid Sultan.
(c) To improve his language.
(d) To meet girls.

4. Whose idea was it to enroll Fazil at Esteqlal?
(a) Sultan.
(b) Mariam.
(c) Yunus.
(d) Sharifa.

5. What does Sharifa bring with her when she returns to Sultan's apartment?
(a) Presents.
(b) Artworks.
(c) Food.
(d) Books.

6. Where did Leila first meet Karim?
(a) In Iran.
(b) At the hotel.
(c) At English class.
(d) In the market square.

7. Why does Mariam want Fazil in school?
(a) So he isn't working at Sultan's.
(b) So he will stay out of trouble.
(c) So he can get a visa.
(d) So he can go to high school.

8. Why is Leila still up at midnight in "The Smell of Dust"?
(a) Because Sultan is being loud.
(b) Because it is when she reads.
(c) Because she is doing chores.
(d) Because she can't sleep.

9. Who is Leila angry with because she didn't attend high school?
(a) Sonya.
(b) Sharifa.
(c) Sultan.
(d) Bibi Gul.

10. How does Shakila feel about being a wife in "An Attempt"?
(a) She dislikes it.
(b) She is pleased with it.
(c) She wishes she had a different husband.
(d) She fears she isn't good at it.

11. What do Bibi Gul and Sharifa talk about when Sharifa returns to Sultan's apartment?
(a) Cooking.
(b) Crime.
(c) Gossip.
(d) Books.

12. How is the Padsha Khan described in "My Mother Osama"?
(a) As religious fanatics.
(b) As professionals.
(c) As peace-keepers.
(d) As warlords.

13. Who is at the bath in "The Smell of Dust"?
(a) All the men.
(b) The men and the women.
(c) Only the adult women.
(d) All the women.

14. How old is Mansur in "The Call From Ali"?
(a) 18.
(b) 16.
(c) 19.
(d) 17.

15. In "The Call From Ali", why does Mansur say he doesn't have time for a social life?
(a) Because he is busy at the store.
(b) Because he has to clean the house.
(c) Because he must take care of his mother.
(d) Because he is always grounded.