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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Margot have to undergo as a government employee?

2. Who do the nuns take in?

3. What does Tunde record?

4. How does Allie describe herself?

5. What does Tunde do with the video she records?

Short Essay Questions

1. What kind of following has Allie garnered through her preaching?

2. How do the women begin to refer to Allie?

3. In what ways does Allie use her power for good?

4. How does Tunde react the first time he is around women rioting?

5. Why does the public support Margot's training camps?

6. What does the excerpt from the Book of Eve explain?

7. What is the meaning of the excerpt from the Bible on the first page?

8. Why is Tunde so interested in investigating the women's rising power movement?

9. What does Neil's term novelization mean?

10. How is Margot's power first awakened?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Why did the author make Tunde a man, a major character and narrator? Does Tunde come across as relatable to the reader? Is Tunde to be seen as compassionate and trustworthy, or as a victim with a vendetta?

Essay Topic 2

How do small paramilitary groups lead to women gaining control of all military? How is their leadership the same or different than when men were in charge? Did you assume the women would be more compassionate?

Essay Topic 3

The worst riots, and subsequent violence, happen in countries where the women are the most oppressed. Why did the author choose to show beaten down women fighting back? What happens when they become empowered?

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