1. According to the Law of Love, how many lives does a person need to live in order to arrive at the greatest reward a human can ever have?
(a) 10,000 lives.
(b) 14,000 lives.
(c) 1,000 lives.
(d) 100 community service hours.

2. What is the narrator's mood in chapter five?
(a) The narrator is happy to work with Isabel.
(b) The narrator is humbled by Azucena's kind heart.
(c) The narrator is deeply concerned about covering up the past.
(d) The narrator is delighted to be in contact with Azucena.

3. When do Citlali and Rodrigo first meet?
(a) When Rodrigo arrives to the city, and destroyed the palace that Citlali was in.
(b) When Rodrigo saves Citlali from a burning building.
(c) When Rodrigo spots Citlali begging, and offers her a place to stay.
(d) When Citlali, who is performing in the center of Tenochtitlan, sings a song for Rodrigo.

4. What is the argument presented in chapter five in favor of suffering?
(a) It leads to enlightenment and evolution.
(b) There is not enough abundance in the world for everyone to experience pleasure at the same time.
(c) Those who suffer do tasks in society that the pleasure seekers are unwilling to do, but are still necessary.
(d) Not everyone has done the work in their past lives necessary to avoid suffering.

5. How does Mammon characterize the Guardian Angels' work?
(a) Much less interesting than his own work.
(b) Easier than the work of the demons.
(c) As a constant uphill battle.
(d) Difficult.