3. Almustafa declares that joy and sorrow are _____________.
(a) Complete opposites.
(b) Spiritual necessities.
(c) A part of the process.
(d) Inseparable.

4. Who proclaims their love to Almustafa?
(a) His children
(b) The priests and priestesses
(c) His wife
(d) Almitra

5. Who asks Almustafa about laws?
(a) A mentor
(b) A mason
(c) A judge
(d) A lawyer

6. Who is born together?
(a) Babies
(b) People
(c) Friends
(d) Animals

7. What can not be forced on the innocent or lifted from the guilty?
(a) Remorse
(b) Guilt
(c) Innocence
(d) Peace

8. Who is the person that asks about work?
(a) An innkeeper
(b) A ploughman
(c) A young man
(d) A poet

9. How does Almustafa feel about boarding the ship?
(a) Dreadful
(b) Anxious
(c) Bittersweet
(d) Excited

10. Joy is _______ unmasked.
(a) Regret
(b) Happiness
(c) Sorrow
(d) Longing

11. Who does Almustafa envy as they enjoy peace and freedom?
(a) The animals
(b) The mariners
(c) The politicians
(d) The poets

12. Who asks Almustafa about eating and drinking?
(a) A young boy
(b) A statesman
(c) An aged innkeeper
(d) A new resturant owner

13. What happens when sorrow carves deep into one's being?
(a) More joy can be contained.
(b) The person is doing something wrong.
(c) The pain is unbearable.
(d) The world is a better place.

14. Children's souls dwell in the house of _______________.
(a) Today.
(b) Tomorrow.
(c) The future.
(d) Yesterday.

15. People are free when they can rise above their _________________.
(a) Families.
(b) Morality.
(c) Practicality.
(d) Physical concerns.