3. What does Layla say should prevent the Muslims being mistreated?
(a) They are innocent.
(b) They are regular people.
(c) They are American citizens.
(d) They are civilians.

4. What hope does David offer Layla in the face of restrictions against Muslims?
(a) Businesses will close.
(b) People are fighting.
(c) Law enforcement will stop it.
(d) Petitions are circulating.

5. What play does Layla read after she gets home from David’s?
(a) Waiting for Godot.
(b) Macbeth.
(c) Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
(d) A Streetcar Named Desire.

6. What is the motto of camp Mobius?
(a) Unity. Security. Prosperity.
(b) Freedom. Love. Respect.
(c) Safety. Purity. Community.
(d) Onward into the Future Together.

7. Where does Ayesha say she is from?
(a) Yemen.
(b) Iraq.
(c) San Francisco.
(d) Pakistan.

8. Who was interned at Manzanar during World War II?
(a) Refugees.
(b) War criminals.
(c) Prisoners of war.
(d) Japanese Americans.

9. What does Layla say her parents taught her?
(a) To respect authority.
(b) Not to judge people.
(c) To mind her elders.
(d) Not to cause trouble.

10. What does Layla say is remarkable about the Exclusion Guards at the train station?
(a) They are all silent.
(b) They are all white.
(c) They are all heavily armed.
(d) They are all female.

11. How does Layla characterize nature’s power?
(a) Amoral.
(b) Divine.
(c) Ethical.
(d) Just.

12. How does Layla justify refusing to go along with the plan David suggests?
(a) The heart does not forget its lies.
(b) She would not be able to stomach taking such action.
(c) It is not possible to remain innocent while serving evil.
(d) Once a heart is sullied, it cannot be cleaned.

13. What does Layla say the scariest monsters are like?
(a) Leaders.
(b) Animals.
(c) Evil parents.
(d) Most like you.

14. Where is David’s mother from?
(a) Lebanon.
(b) Eritrea.
(c) Yemen.
(d) Syria.

15. What is Layla most pained to leave behind?
(a) Her stuffed animals.
(b) Her letters from David.
(c) Her books.
(d) Her Nanni’s quilt.