1. In Chapter 26, what does Pablo tell Marisol about his interactions with Elisa's father?
(a) Pablo arranged for Elisa's father's release from jail.
(b) Pablo had tried to have Elisa's father arrested again after his release.
(c) Pablo arranged for Elisa's father to get and keep his own money.
(d) Pablo arranged for Elisa's father's safe passage to Miami.

2. In Chapter 15, what question is Marisol plagued by during her time in Havana?
(a) Whether her grandmother really did like Fidel Castro or not.
(b) Whether she could be a journalist while living here.
(c) Whether her great-grandfather had broken the law to make his fortune.
(d) What might have happened to her and her family if they had never left Cuba.

3. In Chapter 17, what does Luis tell Marisol when she asks if his mother ever thought of leaving Cuba with him?
(a) His mother was jailed for trying to leave once.
(b) They never discussed it.
(c) They tried to leave once and did not make it.
(d) His mother had told him they could never risk the dangers of leaving.

4. In Chapter 12, what does Elisa ask her father to do for Pablo?
(a) Get him out of prison.
(b) Smuggle him out of the country.
(c) Get him the medicine he needs.
(d) Get him a job.

5. What does Ana tell Marisol about the man Elisa had been involved with in her youth?
(a) He was very intelligent but too idealistic.
(b) He was dangerous and dour.
(c) Emilio Perez would never have accepted a revolutionary as her boyfriend.
(d) Emilio Perez might have come around to having a revolutionary in the family eventually.