1. According to the narrator in chapter two, what is the greatest reward a human being can ever experience?
(a) The meeting of a twin soul.
(b) The removal of all hate in the heart.
(c) Meeing the Creator.
(d) Creating art.

2. How does Mammon characterize his work?
(a) It is difficult work.
(b) It is a joy because he works with Isabel.
(c) It is boring work, but someone has to do it.
(d) It is a great responsibility, but essential for Isabel's well-being.

3. What does Dr. Díez implant in Azucena's brain?
(a) A device that feeds her healing sounds when she has negative thoughts that might derail her from her purpose in life.
(b) The idea that she must get married in order to feel fulfilled.
(c) A device that sends out vibrations that will help to attract love and wealth to her life.
(d) A device to send out messages in order to trick photomental cameras.

4. What device does Azucena want from Dr. Díez?
(a) A device that he invented to hear the thoughts of others.
(b) A device that photographs someone's aura, and detects traces of who has been in contact with that person.
(c) A device used to communicate with plants.
(d) A device that bypasses auric field blocks.

5. Why don't the scientists observing Azucena's memory of the Mexico City of 1985 trust her recollection?
(a) She did not seem moved for someone who had experienced such tragedy.
(b) 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.
(c) It was too organized and clear.
(d) The location of the Monument of the Angel of Independence was not where it should have been.