What country does the setting take place in?

What is the title of the novel we are reading?

How old is Karim?

What do the children make for the Master?

Who is described as small and mute?

Who is the Master?

What do they call the slow and dumb workers?

What city does the setting take place in?

What does the Master use to mark the children's debt?

How much can Fatima count to?

Where do the children get sent to if they are punished?

What kind of soup do the children eat?

What does one line on the slate represent?

What creature is in the tomb?

What is the sweet treat Fatima misses?

What is the special blue carpet that Iqbal is making called?

What does Karim watch when he sneaks to the Master's house?

What does Iqbal review every night before bed?

What is the name of the person who does the call to prayer in a Muslim city?

What is the name of the organization that helped the child slaves?

What design does Maria create on her carpet that almost got her sent to the tomb?

Where does Iqbal travel to before visiting America?

Who does Maria write a letter to in the last chapter?

What type of genre is this novel?

What city and state does Iqbal visit in America?

What is the name of a market in an Arab or Muslim city?

What is the name of the equipment the children sit at to weave carpets?

What is the name of the man who is the leader of the organization that helped the children who were in bonded labor?