3. Why is Dinah hopeful at the end of the chapter?
(a) Re-nefer has left Egypt ,giving Dinah a chance to get to know Re-mose
(b) Dinah is beginning a successful career as a nanny
(c) Dinah is falling in love again
(d) Re-mose has decided to live with her

4. What does Dinah learn about her family when she speaks to Joseph?
(a) Jacob is still alive and his clan is still traveling
(b) All of Dinah's mothers have died
(c) Joseph wishes to forget the family also
(d) Joseph does not know what happened to the family

5. Why does Re-nefer decide to take Dinah in?
(a) She hopes Dinah is pregnant
(b) She loves Dinah as a daughter-in-law
(c) She wants Dinah to repay her for her kindness
(d) She wants to torture Dinah for the pain her family has caused

6. Why is Rebecca disappointed with Dinah?
(a) Dinah judges other too easliy
(b) Dinah is foolish
(c) Dinah is not the heir to Mamra
(d) Dinah constantly enbarasses Rebecca

7. What happens to Dinah at the end of the chapter?
(a) She is carried away by Levi
(b) She refuses to leave Shalem's side
(c) The people of Shechum take Dinah prisoner
(d) Dinah is killed in the massacre

8. What theme is explored in this chapter as Dinah falls in love with Shalem?
(a) Sexual agency
(b) Sexuality
(c) Remorse
(d) Young love

9. Who brings Dinah back to Re-nefer?
(a) Nehesi
(b) Nakht-re
(c) Re-mose
(d) Joseph

10. What is happening physically and mentally to Dinah?
(a) She is acting childish
(b) She is angered by everyone around her
(c) She is becoming a woman
(d) She feels very emotional

11. Who is happy with the match?
(a) Bilhah
(b) Rachel
(c) Reuben
(d) Zilpah

12. Who does Dinah specifically call out when she returns to her father's people?
(a) Leah
(b) Reuben
(c) Jacob
(d) Simon and Levi

13. What becomes of Rachel?
(a) She continues on to become a famous midwife
(b) She dies giving birth to Benjamin
(c) She disowns Leah as a sister
(d) She loses her beauty as she ages

14. What did Benia do when Dinah originally refused his attentions?
(a) He married a young slave girl
(b) He remained unmarried
(c) Benia focused on his carpentrey
(d) He traveled abroad

15. Why does Jacob take action against his wives?
(a) He wants to exert his power over his wives
(b) He wishes for his wives and Esau's wives to be close
(c) His sons insist that action be taken
(d) He wants his wives to devote more time to him.