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

4. When Sophie returns from the Major's cabin soaking wet, what does Sophie's mother think?
(a) Sophie is in trouble with the law.
(b) Alberto is warping her mind.
(c) Sophie is doing drugs.
(d) Sophie has a boyfriend.

5. How does Plato use math and geometry?
(a) To gain money.
(b) To aid him in obtaining true knowledge.
(c) To teach others less fortunate.
(d) To build houses.

6. How often does Sophie see her father?
(a) The last Friday of each month.
(b) Every night at dinner.
(c) He is away most of the time.
(d) He is only gone a few weeks out of the year.

7. After Sophie first tries to find her philosopher, how does Sophie's philosopher avoid her seeing him?
(a) He sends the correspondence to Sophie's school.
(b) Hermes begins hand delivering the messages.
(c) He doesn't use the mailbox, but rather the steps.
(d) He stops corresponding with her as a warning.

8. What is Descartes' famous quote?
(a) "The obstacle is the path."
(b) "Believe those seeking the truth."
(c) "I think, therefore I am."
(d) "I am a part of all that I have met."

9. What comprises Sophie's myth?
(a) A genie comes to grant wishes.
(b) A monkey becomes her tour guide in life.
(c) A small child pops out of a flower.
(d) A Prince rescues a Princess.

10. Ancient people used myths to explain what?
(a) The planets.
(b) Humans.
(c) The world.
(d) Nature.

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

12. What tool does the God Thor use?
(a) Saw.
(b) Hammer.
(c) Wrench.
(d) Phillips screwdriver.

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

14. What does Sophie find in the regular mail as the story opens?
(a) An empty box.
(b) A letter addressed to Hilde Knag.
(c) A letter from Joanna.
(d) A love letter.

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