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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 16, what type of wall surrounds Jawad's estate?
(a) Barbed wire.
(b) Cement.
(c) Brick.
(d) Wrought iron.
2. In Chapter 14, how long ago did Malik borrow money from Jawad Sahib for the first time?
(a) 5 years.
(b) 4 years.
(c) 6 years.
(d) 2 years.
3. In Chapter 3, where does Amal meet Omar?
(a) In the orange groves.
(b) In the sugarcane field.
(c) By the stream.
(d) At his house.
4. At the end of Chapter 14, how long does Malik tell Amal she will have to work for Jawad Sahib?
(a) 6 weeks.
(b) A couple months.
(c) A month at the most.
(d) 12 weeks.
5. What does Hafsa wish to be when she grows up?
(a) Doctor.
(b) Lawyer.
(c) Teacher.
(d) Astronaut.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 9, what does Amal call the baby?
2. At the beginning of Chapter 12, how many days does Amal say that she has not slept?
3. What does a man want to buy from Amal at the end of Chapter 10?
4. What does Jawad Sahib want in Chapter 13?
5. In Chapter 13, how often will Amal be allowed to go home?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 7, what does Malik tell Amal about going back to school?
2. In Chapter 5, what does Amal learn about being a girl?
3. In Chapter 2, what is being built and what is the building rumored to be?
4. In Chapter 11, what does Malik tell Amal she should have done after Jawad Sahib hit her with his car?
5. In Chapter 20, what does Nabila do and blame Amal?
6. Why does Jawad Sahib say that Amal should thank Nasreen in Chapter 17?
7. In Chapter 1, what bad news does Miss Sadia have for her class, and what will they do about it?
8. Who is Omar, and why does Amal's mother not want them to do things together any more?
9. At the end of Chapter 6, what does the house look like?
10. What is the visit like with Fozia and Hafsa in Chapter 6?
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