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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. While the rest of the book will be dark, what does the author give the reader a glimpse of at the end of the chapter?
(a) Hope.
(b) The evil that lurks within us all.
(c) Faith is a forgotten feeling.
(d) The vitality of youth.

2. What happens in Washington D.C.?
(a) Johanna fights with Damon.
(b) A spirit violently attacked her.
(c) A professor tries to take advantage of her.
(d) She gets injured while acting.

3. As the author looks at Pachita, what does she feel she is really seeing?
(a) A sinister satanic demon.
(b) Evil forces.
(c) A mentor and teacher.
(d) The presence of God.

4. What is the last part of the entire book about?
(a) A call to arms for God's people.
(b) A warning against the occult.
(c) Unity of mind controllers.
(d) The occult's winnings.

5. Who did Great Aunt Dixie feel would inherit her gift?
(a) Johanna's mother.
(b) Cousin Andy.
(c) Johanna's sister, Kim.
(d) A family member from Johanna's generation.

6. Who are Johanna and Tom confronted by as they pull up to the house they are to visit?
(a) Beck.
(b) Damon.
(c) Her father.
(d) Dr. Carlos.

7. What type of school did the author attend?
(a) Johanna was home schooled.
(b) A public Mexican school.
(c) Catholic School.
(d) A Jewish Day School.

8. What does the author introduce Damon to in the chapter, Damon?
(a) Her sister.
(b) Her friend Beck.
(c) Her mother and father.
(d) Tiresias and Mephistopheles.

9. How does the author feel when Jesus appears to her?
(a) Excited.
(b) Scared and confused.
(c) Humbled.
(d) Inconclusive.

10. What does the reader have a clear understanding of at the end of Chapter 9?
(a)
(b) That something bad is lurking in the future.
(c) Who the author is and what is important to her.
(d) A major shift will happen in Johanna's life.

11. What leads her to accept Beck's marriage proposal?
(a) Beck's continued comfort.
(b) Her friends push her to accept it.
(c) She feels lost without Beck.
(d)

12. Where does her faith and roots of Christianity come from?
(a) Her Catholic school.
(b) It appeared spontaneously.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her parents.

13. In "The Intruder," what does the author hear to alert her of the being that follows her?
(a) Moaning.
(b) Shuffling feet.
(c) Sinister laughing.
(d) Grating, grinding noises.

14. This _____ is the story of experiences with the ____.
(a) Tale; illusionists.
(b) Narrative; mind controllers.
(c) Narrative; occult.
(d) Story; soldiers.

15. What is another and more sinister meaning of mind control?
(a) Brainwashing other people.
(b) The group has no ill meanings.
(c) Controlling one's faith.
(d) Giving yourself to Satan.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Johanna feel very connected to during her childhood?

2. What is the atmosphere of the beginning of the book?

3. What or who is Teresias?

4. What is the only true source of inspiration for true faith?

5. What is the metaphorical meaning of her pet snake?

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