2. What does Jean compare history to?
(a) A string full of knots.
(b) A religious text.
(c) Fairy tales.
(d) Our own personal past.

3. What is Winnet's punishment from the sorcerer?
(a) She has to watch the boy marry and raise a family with another girl.
(b) She has to leave, or tend the goats if she stays.
(c) She is made to forget everyone she loves.
(d) She is turned into a raven.

4. Where does Jean dream she is when she falls asleep?
(a) In a bookshop.
(b) With everyone who can't make the ultimate decision.
(c) In the city of Lost Chances.
(d) All of the above.

5. What does Jean envision her mother wishing for as she waits in her room?
(a) Her and her room to go up in flames while the house remained untouched.
(b) To not have children.
(c) A tearful reunion of the two of them.
(d) To be transported by God away from the world.

6. What matters when looking at the past?
(a) What curio you are holding.
(b) What you want to see.
(c) That order is seen to prevail.
(d) Nothing.

7. Who does Jean find when she returns home after being accused at church?
(a) The pastor and a group of elders from the church.
(b) Her biological mother.
(c) Melanie's parents.
(d) Melanie.

8. What opinion of many has history changed since the Pilgrim fathers first set sail?
(a) That they were crazy.
(b) That they would circumvent the globe.
(c) None of the above.
(d) That the known is better than the unknown.

9. What does Jean call treating the past with objective respect?
(a) Absolutely necessary.
(b) A sham.
(c) An idiot's pursuit.
(d) The only path to self awareness.

10. How much does Jean tell her mother about Melanie?
(a) As much as she could, but not everything.
(b) She naively tells her absolutely everything.
(c) She only tells things that are absolutely necessary.
(d) She hides the friendship entirely.

11. Who does Jean say history is?
(a) A fickle lover.
(b) Picasso.
(c) St. George.
(d) You image in a mirror.

12. When the pastor and Jean's mother try to set up another exorcism, what does Jean say?
(a) She does not have a demon.
(b) They are the ones with the problem.
(c) She doubts it will work.
(d) She is leaving the church.

13. What do Jean and Mrs. Jewsbury do after Jean is accused at church?
(a) Make love.
(b) Drink brandy.
(c) Talk.
(d) All of the above.

14. What must explorers bring back?
(a) A new history to write.
(b) A memory and a story.
(c) Potatoes or tobacco or gold.
(d) A new way to see history.

15. In general terms, what is the chapter Deuteronomy about?
(a) How to choose what you should believe.
(b) The importance of being curious.
(c) How people see the past.
(d) The importance of having stories.