1. Where does Azucena apply for a job in chapter four?
(a) A local drugstore.
(b) At the Mexico City Spacebus Central Station.
(c) The Center for the Oversight of Previous Existences.
(d) The National Center for Early Childhood Development.

2. What is the result of Azucena's interview?
(a) She was told she would need to interview with someone higher up in the office.
(b) She was rejected for the position she wanted based on her lack of experience.
(c) She was told that they would keep her virtual portfolio on file in case something else opens up.
(d) She was given the job, and only needed an ID to report to work.

3. Why don't the scientists observing Azucena's memory of the Mexico City of 1985 trust her recollection?
(a) She failed to explain how she had such an intimate knowledge of the way that the moment that the earthquake struck two areas so far apart that she could not have been in both.
(b) It was too organized and clear.
(c) The location of the Monument of the Angel of Independence was not where it should have been.
(d) She did not seem moved for someone who had experienced such tragedy.

4. What does Azucena's Guardian Angel argue is connected?
(a) Azucena's lack of direction and her overeating.
(b) The sound of traffic and inner peace.
(c) Azcuena's interest in history and her past life.
(d) Everything in the Cosmos.

5. Why does the narrator of chapter eight claim that Azucena had to go through losing Rodrigo?
(a) To learn to listen to her Guardian Angel.
(b) Because she will only be ready to be with Rodrigo in several thousand lifetimes.
(c) In order to learn about the timing of the universe.
(d) To find, in the search for a solution, a solution to a much larger problem.