1. Why does Hernán Cortés decide to build a new city on an ancient one?
(a) He enjoys the altitude and other unique geographical features of the city.
(b) He believes that God wanted for him to establish an even greater city in its place.
(c) He feels that he should utilize the large labor force available to him in this area.
(d) He quickly understood that he had to obliterate all traces of the ancient city in Aztec memory.

2. Who is Carmela?
(a) Azucena's cousin.
(b) Anacreonte's second case.
(c) Cuquita's daughter.
(d) Isabel's daughter.

3. What does the Law of Love state about what happens when hatred is planted in our heats by others?
(a) Hatred is so heavy that it must be looked at in therapy.
(b) The aggressor is the only one who can remove the hate.
(c) The person who caused the hate must be punished.
(d) The hate must be removed as quickly as possible because it will hurt the body.

4. What makes the experience of the news broadcast more real to Azucena?
(a) Televirtuality, which transports the viewer to the site of the news.
(b) Azucena's deep desire to have been at the place where the news cast was being filmed.
(c) The fact that Azucena knows Abel Zabludowsky.
(d) The fact that Rodrigo knows the victim of the crime, and she saw how it affects him.

5. What makes Azucena cry as she shops?
(a) A photograph of the 1985 Mexico City earthquake.
(b) A scent from her childhood.
(c) Music.
(d) A poor woman, asking those passing by for a little money.