2. What does don Juan say that Carlos lacks?
(a) Peace.
(b) One-ness with the universe.
(c) Tranquility.
(d) A true understanding of the world around him.

3. What was Carlos' duty at the mitote?
(a) To call a doctor if something went wrong.
(b) To keep the fire going.
(c) To make sure to bring water.
(d) To induce vomiting in case of overdose.

4. When does don Juan choose to exercise his controlled folly?
(a) When he wants to manipulate a situation.
(b) Every time he acts.
(c) When he wants someone to do his bidding.
(d) When he wants to create a different life choice.

5. How big did the guardian appear to be?
(a) Two hundred feet tall.
(b) A hundred feet tall.
(c) Ten feet tall.
(d) Fifty feet tall.

6. Who told Carlos how to feel at a mitote?
(a) Don Juan.
(b) Carlos himself.
(c) Mescalito.
(d) Don Elias.

7. How many peyote buttons did Eligio chew?
(a) Five.
(b) Ten.
(c) Eight.
(d) Four.

8. What disturbed Carlos?
(a) The fact that don Juan's bones all cracked.
(b) The darkness.
(c) The lack of progress on his book.
(d) That don Juan didn't care about him.

9. An evil sorcerer would become what bird?
(a) An owl.
(b) A robin.
(c) A hawk.
(d) A seagull.

10. How did don Genaro jump?
(a) He attached his fibers to different rocks.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) He loosed his tentacles.
(d) Both of these.

11. What did don Juan do at the time of his son's death?
(a) He convinced his allies to help his son.
(b) He allowed Mescalito to teach him a lesson.
(c) Shifted his perspective so he "saw" the death, instead of looked at it.
(d) He tried to heal his son.

12. Who is Carlos to put his trust in, according to don Juan?
(a) His protectors.
(b) His sorcerer.
(c) Mescalito.
(d) Himself.

13. What was don Juan reputed to know about?
(a) LSA.
(b) Marijuana.
(c) All of these.
(d) Peyote.

14. What did Mescalito teach Eligio?
(a) All of these.
(b) A song.
(c) A chant.
(d) A dance.

15. Why originally did Carlos go back to don Juan?
(a) To give him a copy of his book.
(b) To reestablish his apprenticeship.
(c) To show him a copy of his book.
(d) None of these.