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

2. What does Rodrigo think of Azucena's smile and overall appearance?
(a) He hardly notices because physical features play a minor role in the meeting of twin soul.
(b) He only notices that she is taller than him.
(c) He is more attracted to her eyes, and he tells her that he has never seen such beautiful eyes.
(d) He fixates on the movement of her hips as she walks, and pays no attention to her smile.

3. What does Anacreonte claim happens to what is internal?
(a) It changes the laws that govern our reality.
(b) It can be shared with others to benefit humanity.
(c) When it is sufficiently explored, it becomes a great source of energy.
(d) It becomes external.

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 Isabel keep Ex-Rodrigo quiet during the flight back to Earth?
(a) She personally threatens his life if he speaks up.
(b) She gags him.
(c) She convinces everyone he needs to be kept asleep.
(d) She implants a device in his brain that makes it impossible for him to speak.