1. 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) The location of the Monument of the Angel of Independence was not where it should have been.
(c) 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.
(d) It was too organized and clear.

2. What frustrates Anacreonte about Azucena?
(a) She does not follow orders.
(b) She insists on breaking the Law of Love.
(c) She constantly interrupts.
(d) She refuses to look for a job.

3. What does the Law of Love state about what happens when hatred is planted in our heats by others?
(a) The aggressor is the only one who can remove the hate.
(b) The person who caused the hate must be punished.
(c) Hatred is so heavy that it must be looked at in therapy.
(d) The hate must be removed as quickly as possible because it will hurt the body.

4. Why does Rodrigo send for a wife from Spain?
(a) He hopes that by bringing a wife he can feel more established in his new home.
(b) He misses his wife and yearns to see her again.
(c) He wants someone to cook the familiar dishes he misses, especially fresh baked bread.
(d) He needs a wife to keep his residents and laborers.

5. How does Cuquita feel about Azucena?
(a) She is jealous of her.
(b) She wants to be Azucena's best friend.
(c) She hates her, and she is working on a plan to steal her boyfriend.
(d) She misses her since she moved away from her home town.