2. What does Habib realize about her body when she is abroad?
(a) That is was not good enough.
(b) That it could be a source of pride and joy.
(c) That it was nice.
(d) That it was strong.

3. Where did Habib meet Abi?
(a) At school.
(b) At a deli.
(c) At a bar.
(d) At her first job after college.

4. What did Abi do for work when Habib met her?
(a) She was an actress.
(b) She was a model.
(c) She was an editor.
(d) She was a professor.

5. What has Habib always craved via her dream home?
(a) Money.
(b) Love.
(c) Stability.
(d) Habib has never had a dream home.

6. Who took Habib to her first queer party?
(a) Alex.
(b) Phillip.
(c) Ted.
(d) Andrew.

7. What question does Habib's mother ask her after she comes out to her?
(a) "How dod you live with yourself?"
(b) "How do you meet people?"
(c) "How do you have sex?"
(d) "Do you prefer men or women?"

8. Who helped Habib with the logistics of her second divorce?
(a) Her friends.
(b) Peter.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her father.

9. How does Habib describe her relationship with Alex?
(a) Alright.
(b) Not great.
(c) Perfect.
(d) Bad.

10. Who was Hassan?
(a) A man Habib knew from school.
(b) A man Habib met in Canada.
(c) A man Habib met while abroad.
(d) A man Habib knew from work.

11. What is one of the absolutes about Habib's life that she can be sure of?
(a) That she is Muslim.
(b) That she is gay.
(c) That she is loved.
(d) That she is a woman.

12. Whose stories was Habib desperate to tell after attending Unity Mosque?
(a) Muslim refugees.
(b) Other queer Muslims.
(c) Straight white people.
(d) Straight Muslims.

13. What is Habib's dream home like?
(a) It is safe and comfortable and accepting.
(b) It is big and grand.
(c) She does not have a dream home.
(d) It is small and intimate.

14. What did Habib finally witness at Unity Mosque that she had only ever fantasized about?
(a) Queer Muslims being rejected.
(b) Queer Muslims in a mosque.
(c) Queer Muslims all in one space.
(d) Queer Muslims being accepted.

15. What does "Little Samra"want, according to Habib?
(a) To have a big house.
(b) To have money.
(c) To be married.
(d) To feel safe and heard.