1. What does Azucena remember while listening to her music as she travels through space in chapter nine?
(a) Her childhood dream of singing to an audience.
(b) Her abusive father.
(c) Her wedding in a previous life.
(d) Isabel killing her as a baby.

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

3. What does the narrator of chapter twelve claim is the purpose of wars and social conflicts?
(a) To speed up the process of human evolution, as those who die can reincarnate and evolve more quickly.
(b) To distract the human race from its search for order, peace, and harmony.
(c) To cause society to reflect on itself.
(d) To move toward social equality.

4. What does Azucena believe that the images reveal about Isabel Gonzalez's past?
(a) Isabel has not been honest about her relationship with her daughter.
(b) Isabel implanted a microcomputer in her brain to cover up a dark past.
(c) Isabel hurt others in order to gain political popularity.
(d) Isabel has used Dr. Diez's research to help her to publicize the good deeds of her past life.

5. How does Agapito win Isabel's favor?
(a) He offers Isabel some time off.
(b) He brings lunch to Isabel's house.
(c) He buys Carmela flowers.
(d) He sat Carmela on top of the pyramid.