2. What does don Juan explain that Carlos must do in order to achieve his next step?
(a) Live like an indian.
(b) Harness the little smoke as an ally.
(c) Live like a warrior.
(d) Overcome the guardian.

3. What did Carlos see when he had opened his eyes after focusing on the sound?
(a) A hole in a tree.
(b) A hole in the ground.
(c) A hole in a rock.
(d) A hole in the hillside.

4. What was Carlos' complaint regarding living life like a warrior?
(a) Both of these.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) That it was impossible to let go of the mind to that extent.
(d) This would take a lifetime.

5. What is the thing that gives Carlos the chills?
(a) Detachment from family.
(b) Detachment from life.
(c) Detachment from everything.
(d) Detachment from death.

6. What was Carlos' irrational fear based on?
(a) The pressure of the need to perform.
(b) The paranoia that the woman was hunting him.
(c) The focus on which he had to exert.
(d) The fear that he was being watched.

7. What was don Juan doing with the string?
(a) None of these.
(b) Catching the spirit of the watering hole.
(c) Summoning the rain.
(d) Scaring Carlos.

8. How can a spirit cause the death of a person?
(a) By letting objects fall on him.
(b) By causing his death of fright.
(c) All of these.
(d) By causing him to run over a precipice.

9. What book did Carlos want to discuss?
(a) The Tibetan Book of the Dead.
(b) The European Book of the Dead.
(c) Cemeteries and Mortuaries of the World.
(d) The Egyptian Book of the Dead.

10. What did don Juan attempt to get Carlos to do this time he was under the influence of the little smoke?
(a) Walk.
(b) See the guardian.
(c) Talk.
(d) Stand.

11. Why does don Juan not hate anyone?
(a) He has become a warrior.
(b) He has learned to forgive his aggressors.
(c) He has learned that all paths in life are equal.
(d) He learned that neither Mexican nor indian is better than the other.

12. What did Carlos use to light the pipe?
(a) Matches.
(b) Twigs.
(c) A coal.
(d) A lighter.

13. What did don Juan see when he looked into Carlos?
(a) None of these.
(b) Carlos as a child crying.
(c) A little boy with a button nose that was crying.
(d) A little girl with a button nose that was crying,

14. What idea was quite gruesome to Carlos?
(a) The sorcerer challenged death.
(b) The sorcerer actually played with his death.
(c) All of these.
(d) The sorcerer embraced and accepted death.

15. What was always a touchy subject for Carlos?
(a) The knowledge that some children were poorly treated.
(b) The idea that many people had a childhood worse than he.
(c) The idea of a child being beaten.
(d) The idea of a child undergoing pain.