1. Why is Amparo so upset after the ritual?
(a) She feels that her nationality may be more powerful than her rationality.
(b) She is angry at Aglie for forcing her to attend it.
(c) She was unprepared for it, and now feels overwhelmed.
(d) She felt as if she had been taken advantage of during the ritual.

2. What is Aglie's response when he is asked why he is so interested in the occult?
(a) None of the traditions he has found so far have given him the answers he seeks.
(b) He finds the orgiastic nature of mystery and occult traditions fascinating.
(c) The best way to find a true initiate is to associate oneself with those searching for truth.
(d) He wants to learn as much as he can about various traditions in hopes that he will find his version of the truth.

3. What does the computer's output suggest about the crucifixion of Christ?
(a) He died of his wounds, not from the crucifixion.
(b) Jesus was crucified, but friends snuck in and freed him before he died.
(c) It never happened.
(d) It was orchestrated by the Jews.

4. Who tries to restrain Casaubon's growing fervor for the occult in Chapter 63?
(a) Amparo.
(b) Aglie.
(c) Lia.
(d) Salon.

5. What does Casaubon want Belbo to use Abulafia for?
(a) Combining information from the Diabolicals' manuscripts.
(b) Calculating all the possible permutations of the name of God.
(c) Organizing all of the information Casaubon has uncovered so far.
(d) Keeping a journal of ideas, to which they can refer later.