2. What does Tunde set off with the video she records?
(a) The Day of the Dead.
(b) The Day of Grounding.
(c) The Day of Tomorrow.
(d) The Day of the Girls.

3. Why does Neil believe a patriarchy previously existed?
(a) Intuition.
(b) Archaeological evidence.
(c) He is immortal.
(d) He had a dream..

4. Who is the governor Margot works with?
(a) Dave.
(b) Daniel.
(c) Dexter.
(d) Donna.

5. Which countdown signifies the beginning of the women's rising power timeline?
(a) Twenty years to go.
(b) Thirty years to go.
(c) Ten years to go.
(d) Forty years to go.

6. Why does Tunde go to Saudi Arabia?
(a) Document protestors.
(b) He is too afraid to go.
(c) To meet his child.
(d) Vacation.

7. Why does Tunde leave university?
(a) To dance.
(b) To be a journalist.
(c) To get married.
(d) To act.

8. What did Jocelyn do at school?
(a) Fell down.
(b) Attacked a boy.
(c) Cheated on a test.
(d) Lit a garbage fire.

9. What are the countdown timelines in this section (pages 28-100)?
(a) Two and One.
(b) Fifty and forty.
(c) Nine and Eight.
(d) Twenty and Fifteen.

10. What does Jocelyn struggle with?
(a) Narcolepsy.
(b) Controlling her power.
(c) Spontaneous combustion.
(d) Uncontrollable hiccups.

11. What does Roxy feel when her power begins?
(a) Headache.
(b) Tingle in her toes.
(c) Nausea.
(d) Twist in her chest.

12. Which literary device is used to tell the different storylines?
(a) Narrative nonsense.
(b) Book frame.
(c) Frame narrative.
(d) Frame house.

13. What does Bernie know about Roxy's power?
(a) He does not know anything.
(b) He thinks she is an alien.
(c) She can inflict pain.
(d) She does not have power.

14. What is Allie's living situation when she is introduced?
(a) Allie is in a mental hospital.
(b) She lives with her children.
(c) Allie lives in a nursing home.
(d) She lives with a family who took her in.

15. What part of the body does the power affect?
(a) Earlobe.
(b) Weight.
(c) Neurotoxins.
(d) Pain receptors.