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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What effects do crucifixes and crosses have on the author?
(a) She is confused by the crucifix.
(b) She does not notice them.
(c) They stir up angry feelings.
(d) They provide calmness in her chaotic life.
2. What do her encounters with spirits mean for the author?
(a) She feels as though she is going insane.
(b) Her dead aunt's way of staying in touch.
(c) Evil spirits looking to ruin her life.
(d) Manifestations of her connection with the spirit world.
3. What is the last part of the entire book about?
(a) A call to arms for God's people.
(b) The occult's winnings.
(c) Unity of mind controllers.
(d) A warning against the occult.
4. What is her snake's names?
(a) Titian.
(b) Quetzalcoatl.
(c) Hermanito.
(d) Guinness.
5. How did the evil being that lives in Johanna's house effect Johanna's life?
(a) Causes grotesque events to happen.
(b) The evil being haunts Johanna at home but not when she is out with friends.
(c) There is no evil being.
(d) She ignores the evil beings.
6. What is missing about the author's upbringing?
(a) A close family unit.
(b) Lots of friends.
(c) School.
(d) The presence of religion.
7. Who is Dr. Carlos?
(a) Powerful psychic and psychologist.
(b) Mind Control researcher.
(c) A respected doctor, priest, and supporter of Mind Control.
(d) Engineer.
8. What are Tim's honest intentions in regards to the Mind Control program?
(a) Helps participants become aware of their potential for helping the community.
(b) He would like the program to grow and help millions.
(c) To do community service in the community.
(d) Heal people and invite them into the program.
9. This _____ is the story of experiences with the ____.
(a) Tale; illusionists.
(b) Narrative; mind controllers.
(c) Narrative; occult.
(d) Story; soldiers.
10. How does the author feel when Jesus appears to her?
(a) Humbled.
(b) Scared and confused.
(c) Inconclusive.
(d) Excited.
11. While the rest of the book will be dark, what does the author give the reader a glimpse of at the end of the chapter?
(a) The vitality of youth.
(b) Hope.
(c) Faith is a forgotten feeling.
(d) The evil that lurks within us all.
12. What is Tom's philosophy in teaching Mind Control?
(a) Not everyone is gifted enough to practice.
(b) Participants can become aware of their potential to protect humanity.
(c) It is an art.
(d)
13. Chapters 2-9 mostly dealt with _______, setting a background for the story.
(a) Details.
(b) Resolve.
(c) Exposition.
(d) Narrative.
14. On a narrative level, what does chapter one serve as for the rest of the book?
(a) Introduction to the rest of the author's story.
(b) A review of Christian values.
(c) A preface.
(d) A summary of the entire novel.
15. At the beginning of "The Encounter," why is the author frustrated?
(a) She lost a bet.
(b) She is late for a meeting with Pachita.
(c) She failed a test.
(d) She has just lost her boyfriend.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the reader have a clear understanding of at the end of Chapter 9?
2. What or who is Teresias?
3. What do Damon and Beck's names resemble?
4. What does the author's interest in the occult do to her social life?
5. How does the Mind Control program advertise itself to the public?
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