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

2. Who is Carmela?
(a) Isabel's daughter.
(b) Cuquita's daughter.
(c) Anacreonte's second case.
(d) Azucena's cousin.

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

4. What is the relationship between Azucena and Rodrigo?
(a) They are Guardian Angels assigned to the same case.
(b) They are twin souls.
(c) They are artists who work together.
(d) They live in the same apartment building.

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