Princess Sultana's Daughters Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Since Ali had divorced his wife, Nada, three times, why did he need his sisters' help? (from Chapter 12 and Epilogue)

He wanted to plan a romantic way to win her back.

She needed to wed and be divorced from another man before she could marry Ali again.

He knew she was in love with another man and wanted them to talk to her.

He needed lessons in being a better husband.

2.

With Fayza back in Saudi Arabia, what did Jafer do with his life? (from Chapter 8)

He moved in with Abdullah and continued to see Fayza secretly for many years.

Moved to Lebanon to try and make a new life for himself.

He moved to America and hired a lawyer to help him free Fayza.

He returned to Saudi Arabia and tried to forget Fayza.

3.

When Kareem and Sultana talked to their children about women and their role in Saudi society, what was their main message? (from Chapter 6)

Saudi society was changing and would become better for women.

Saudi society would never change unless they acted fast.

It was up to their children to bring the plight of women to the attention of the world.

Women in Saudi Arabia must always remain subserviant to men because it is what the Koran commands.

4.

How did Abdullah feel about the romance between Jafer and Fayza? (from Chapter 8)

He felt betrayed and helped Fayza's family family find them in France.

He was in love with Fayza and could not bear to see them together.

He supported them and did everything he could to help them be together.

He believed their love was doomed from the start.

5.

What was Kareem's condition and attitude when Sultana returned home with Fatma? (from Chapter 10)

He was angry and sulking.

He was feeling guilty and apologetic.

He was peaceful and serene, unaware that there was a problem.

He was drunk and combative.

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