1. What does the coyote at the end of chapter four try to sell Azucena?
(a) Illegal music.
(b) A silver spoon.
(c) A body.
(d) Plant speakers.

2. What is the Law of Love?
(a) Laws governing romantic love.
(b) A set of Natural Laws that govern the universe.
(c) The Laws set out by Aztec gods that govern love and reproduction.
(d) Laws that govern suitable sexual behavior in Mexico City.

3. Who controls the sale of records, stereos, cassettes, and CDs?
(a) The Interplanetary Office for Copyright Protection.
(b) The Director of Public Health.
(c) The Center for Music and the Healing Arts.
(d) The Center for the Elimination of Piracy.

4. What makes the experience of the news broadcast more real to Azucena?
(a) Azucena's deep desire to have been at the place where the news cast was being filmed.
(b) Televirtuality, which transports the viewer to the site of the news.
(c) The fact that Rodrigo knows the victim of the crime, and she saw how it affects him.
(d) The fact that Azucena knows Abel Zabludowsky.

5. At the close of chapter five, what is said about the relationship between Isabel and Azucena?
(a) Azucena and Isabel will both participate in a program that changes the twenty third century.
(b) Both Isabel and Azucena share ideals, but they are not able to see that they should work together.
(c) Azucena will soon come into contact with Isabel, and she will soon go through Hell.
(d) Azucena and Isabel may join forces soon, and make a positive change in the world.