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

3. What was Phillip's job when Habib met him?
(a) A chef.
(b) A teacher.
(c) A baseball player.
(d) A clothing designer.

4. Where was Unity Mosque located?
(a) In Vancouver.
(b) In LA.
(c) In Toronto's gay neighborhood.
(d) In New York.

5. What lasting advice does Habib give to her younger self at the end of the book?
(a) "Always shake hands with the people you meet."
(b) "You'll be okay...Know that."
(c) "Don't eat broccoli."
(d) "Don't try too hard."

6. Where did Habib go following the split from her second ex-husband?
(a) Greece.
(b) Japan.
(c) Iceland.
(d) Germany.

7. Who asked Habib why she feels the need to call herself Muslim?
(a) Alex.
(b) Bilal.
(c) Andrew.
(d) Her mother.

8. What revelation about the concept of home does Habib have while she is abroad?
(a) That home is everywhere you go.
(b) That home is not where the heart it.
(c) That home does not exist.
(d) That home does not have to be any one place.

9. How much younger than Habib was Shireen?
(a) 20 years.
(b) 1 year.
(c) About a decade.
(d) Shireen was older than Habib.

10. Why did Habib's father apologize to her one year during Eid?
(a) He did not apologize.
(b) For being a bad father.
(c) For the pain her caused her during her childhood.
(d) For not giving her nice things.

11. What was Habib's relationship with Shireen?
(a) Habib was like Shireen's wife.
(b) Habib was like Shireen's aunt.
(c) Habib was like Shireen's big sister.
(d) Habib was like Shireen's mother.

12. Who was the one to initiate Habib's second divorce?
(a) Habib's parents.
(b) Habib.
(c) Peter.
(d) Peter's parents.

13. What was Habib asked to do at work when the news of Trump's Muslim ban came out?
(a) Leave the office and go home.
(b) File a story about the Muslim ban.
(c) Interview Muslims in the Toronto area.
(d) Go back to Pakistan.

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

15. Why did Habib feel she had no right to call herself Muslim throughout most of her adulthood?
(a) Because she was not close to her family.
(b) Because she had not practiced Islam in many years.
(c) Because she felt guilty about her sexuality.
(d) Because she was told so by her family.