1. While in London, how did Maha behave toward her family?
(a) She refused to see any of them.
(b) She slowly accepted her situation.
(c) She was thrilled to be free from the oppression of Saudi Arabia.
(d) She remained angry.

2. In the Prologue, why does Sultana study the photo of King Fahd?
(a) He is her father.
(b) He has just died.
(c) He is her uncle and the king of Saudi Arabia.
(d) He is her nemesis.

3. During the family's holy pilgrimage, what notable event took place at the Plain of Mina?
(a) The family watched hundreds of animals be taken to slaughter.
(b) Kareem was nearly trampled to death.
(c) Amani had her religious awakening.
(d) Sultana gave up all luxuries to commerate the sacrifice of her ancestors.

4. What was Sultana's biggest worry with the publication of her first book?
(a) That the king would be angry with her.
(b) That her identity would be revealed.
(c) That her sisters would be punished for her actions.
(d) That she would be exiled from the country.

5. When Kareem and Sultana talked to their children about women and their role in Saudi society, what was their main message?
(a) Saudi society would never change unless they acted fast.
(b) Saudi society was changing and would become better for women.
(c) Women in Saudi Arabia must always remain subserviant to men because it is what the Koran commands.
(d) It was up to their children to bring the plight of women to the attention of the world.