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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 24, which character does Anna wish would visit her?
(a) Isabel.
(b) Caroline.
(c) Sharif.
(d) Sir Charles.

2. What must Sharif wait for before he can set up a school?
(a) A testimonial from Muhammad 'Abdu.
(b) Spring.
(c) An accepted bribe by government officials.
(d) Electicity to be restored.

3. What English custom does Anna teach Nur?
(a) Tea time.
(b) Knitting.
(c) Etiquette.
(d) An established bedtime.

4. Which character is depicted on Amal's tapestry panel?
(a) Isis.
(b) Tawasi.
(c) Horus.
(d) Osiris.

5. Why does Anna decide to remain in Egypt in Chapter 17?
(a) She receives a love letter from Sharif.
(b) She becomes involved with a political movement.
(c) The weather is too rough to sail to England.
(d) Layla begs her to stay.

Short Answer Questions

1. What three objects does Anna create as a contribution to the Egyptian renaissance?

2. Which character do Anna and Sharif plan to visit while in Europe?

3. What do Western officials claim will prevent Egypt from establishing an independent constitution and rule?

4. Which political organization was 'Omar once connected with?

5. When is Anna supposed to meet Sharif's father?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the "Entente cordiale" affect Sharif?

2. Why is 'Omar concerned about Isabel's pregnancy?

3. How does Anna's life change after Sharif's death?

4. How does Anna's relationship with Layla and Sharif affect her relationship with other Britons living in Egypt?

5. How does Amal react to Isabel's story about her experience at the shrine?

6. How does Anna's story affect Amal's future?

7. Why do Anna and Sharif argue in Chapter 22?

8. Why does Anna decide to remain in Egypt?

9. How does Amal honor her ancestors once her research is complete?

10. Why does Anna feel her baby is in the balance against the ills of the world?

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