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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Mammon characterize the Guardian Angels' work?
(a) As a constant uphill battle.
(b) Much less interesting than his own work.
(c) Easier than the work of the demons.
(d) Difficult.

2. Why does the narrator of chapter eight claim that Azucena had to go through losing Rodrigo?
(a) Because she will only be ready to be with Rodrigo in several thousand lifetimes.
(b) In order to learn about the timing of the universe.
(c) To find, in the search for a solution, a solution to a much larger problem.
(d) To learn to listen to her Guardian Angel.

3. According to the Law of Love, how many lives does a person need to live in order to arrive at the greatest reward a human can ever have?
(a) 14,000 lives.
(b) 1,000 lives.
(c) 100 community service hours.
(d) 10,000 lives.

4. Why is Cuquita's grandmother blind?
(a) She was injured in the 1985 earthquake.
(b) She inherited a degenerative disease that left her with limited vision before going totally blind.
(c) She was born blind.
(d) It is karmic. She blinded others in a past life.

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

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

7. After making love, what brings Rodrigo and Azucena "back to earth"?
(a) They find a leg in their bed.
(b) The house catches on fire, and they are forced to run out even though they are not dressed.
(c) The roof leaks and they are soaked with rain water.
(d) They are so hungry that they call for a pizza delivery.

8. 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) 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.
(c) She did not seem moved for someone who had experienced such tragedy.
(d) The location of the Monument of the Angel of Independence was not where it should have been.

9. What does Dr. Díez implant in Azucena's brain?
(a) A device that sends out vibrations that will help to attract love and wealth to her life.
(b) The idea that she must get married in order to feel fulfilled.
(c) A device that feeds her healing sounds when she has negative thoughts that might derail her from her purpose in life.
(d) A device to send out messages in order to trick photomental cameras.

10. According to the narrator of chapter eight, how does the Supreme Intelligence communicate with us?
(a) Using a direct line, though it may encounter interference.
(b) Using our emotions.
(c) Using an audible voice.
(d) Using Guardian Angels as go betweens.

11. Where is chapter one set?
(a) On the planet Jupiter.
(b) In the city of Tenochtitlan, as the Spanish conquer the Aztecs.
(c) In twenty-third century Mexico City.
(d) At the pyramids of Teotihuacan.

12. How does Azucena find her apartment when she returns from shopping?
(a) Ransacked.
(b) Freshly painted.
(c) On fire.
(d) Flooded.

13. When Cuquita tries to rush into her home at the beginning of chapter seven, what impedes her speedy entrance?
(a) A person begging for spare change.
(b) Her large, drunken husband blocking her way.
(c) CD vendors who have set up a stall outside her home.
(d) The police who want to interrogate her.

14. What is Azucena waiting for in chapter eight?
(a) The police to arrive.
(b) A pizza delivery.
(c) News from her doctor.
(d) Rodrigo to return.

15. What kind of situations does Anacreonte claim we are put in?
(a) Situations that allow us to develop our deepest personal interests.
(b) Situations that put the least evolved people in the greatest danger.
(c) Situations that can change our inner lives for the better.
(d) Situations that correspond to our degree of evolution.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Isabel say about Carmela's white dress?

2. What is Isabel celebrating at the opening of chapter six?

3. What device does Azucena want from Dr. Díez?

4. What does Azucena pick up while shopping that another client claims she had already set aside to buy?

5. What is the argument presented in chapter five in favor of suffering?

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