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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Isabel do in chapter twelve, when she is wants to calm her nerves and to think?
(a) She plays solitaire.
(b) She hums to herself.
(c) She squeezes a stress ball.
(d) She drinks warm tea.

2. How do Azucena and Cuquita arrive to Korma?
(a) Via Pluto.
(b) Through a long-distance aerophone booth.
(c) On Julio's interplanetary spaceship.
(d) Through a government program.

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

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

5. After analyzing the African violet, what does Azucena use Cuquita's invention to analyze?
(a) A photo.
(b) An antique radio.
(c) A plate.
(d) A spoon.

6. What is Teo's relationship with Azucena?
(a) They have a romantic and intimate relationship.
(b) He wants to marry Azucena.
(c) Azucena is using him to help her build her political career.
(d) He was her father in a past life.

7. What does Anacreonte run through with Azucena before giving her what she wants?
(a) The Law of Correspondence.
(b) His advice about how to navigate negativity.
(c) His advice about Twin Souls.
(d) The Law of Love.

8. According to the narrator of chapter fourteen, what is the most common obstacle to the fulfillment of Divine Will?
(a) Social unrest.
(b) Wreckoncilers.
(c) Ego.
(d) The work of the demons.

9. How does Azucena feel about having someone stay at her home?
(a) She felt excited.
(b) She felt delighted to distract herself from thinking of the loss of her Twin Soul.
(c) She felt overwhelmed by the silence in her home, despite having a guest.
(d) She felt invaded.

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

11. Why does Cuquita want to live with a new person?
(a) To free herself from old habits.
(b) To begin a new life.
(c) To show the neighbors that her family life has changed.
(d) To try to create the kind of romantic relationship she has dreamed of.

12. What does the narrator of chapter fourteen argue needs to be changed internally?
(a) Problems from past lives.
(b) Our desires.
(c) Our vision of the future.
(d) Our part in negativity.

13. What is the song at the beginning of chapter sixteen about?
(a) Fruit.
(b) Travel.
(c) Love.
(d) Hope.

14. After seeing the news, who does Azucena believe is trying to kill her?
(a) Cuquita.
(b) Isabel.
(c) Rodrigo.
(d) Mammon.

15. What is the mood of chapter sixteen?
(a) There is a great deal of hope for the future, as characters plan to create a new social movement
(b) Characters are tense and concerned about how to bring down Isabel.
(c) The mood is depressing, as Isabel gains power, and Azucena has no hope of defeating her.
(d) The mood is sad as Azucena no longer has any hope of enjoying a romance with Rodrigo.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the narrator of chapter twelve, what do we need to act on if we want to avoid making decisions that could be considered bad?

2. What does the printout from Cuquita's invention tell Azucena?

3. At the end of chapter fourteen, who comes to check up on the narrator?

4. Who fights with Rodrigo (mistaking his identity) on the way back to Earth?

5. What does Azucena hope to do with the original capstone of the Pyramid of Love?

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