2. What does the note say inside Sophie's first envelope?
(a) Where do you belong?
(b) What is here?
(c) Who are you?
(d) What are you doing?

3. What are Indo-European myths about?
(a) The galaxy.
(b) Nature.
(c) Physical ailments.
(d) Many Gods.

4. What lesson with the topic of Plato and Socrates is presented?
(a) Ignoring material possessions and living alone.
(b) Helping those in need.
(c) Giving more than you have.
(d) Doing the right thing and knowing what you do not know.

5. Where is Sophie going to invite Alberto?
(a) To a coffee shop.
(b) On a camping trip.
(c) To her birthday party.
(d) To her school.

6. How does Sophie's mother behave concerning Sophie's new interests?
(a) She likes that Sophie is expanding her views.
(b) She doesn't notice Sophie's new interests.
(c) She is vaguely troubled.
(d) She is jealous Sophie doesn't spend extra time with her.

7. What is a sign of Europe's renewed progress in the 1200s?
(a) The infant mortality rate drops.
(b) The building of the Cathedrals.
(c) Increased travel.
(d) Equal rights for all.

8. What do the big brown envelopes that arrive for Sophie contain?
(a) Videos.
(b) Black and white pictures.
(c) Course material.
(d) Postcards.

9. What does Parmenides believe?
(a) Everything has no real change.
(b) Only children can change.
(c) Humans need Gods for confidence.
(d) No one ever dies.

10. When Sophie is in the Major's cabin, what reflects back at her from the mirror?
(a) Alberto, shaking his head.
(b) Another girl who winks at her.
(c) Her mother.
(d) A crying girl.

11. When do white envelopes arrive for Sophie?
(a) During school hours.
(b) In the morning.
(c) Midnight.
(d) During her nap time.

12. What does Sophie do with the physical philosophy lessons?
(a) Buries them in her den.
(b) Burns them.
(c) Files them in her dresser.
(d) Arranges the pages in a ring binder.

13. How does Sophie feel toward drug use?
(a) Drugs make people duller.
(b) Drugs provide new opportunities.
(c) Drugs kill brain cells.
(d) Drugs increase awareness.

14. How does Empedocles try to organize the world?
(a) By historical facts.
(b) With people at the top of the hierarchy.
(c) Around the four basic elements.
(d) In tiers according to age and gender.

15. What question does Aquinas pose concerning inanimate objects, animals, man and angels?
(a) If they live in pain.
(b) If they are composed of the same matter.
(c) If time is the same for all of them.
(d) If God treats them the same.