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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Where does Johanna's father find the mind control program?
(a) Through a church.
(b) An ad in a magazine.
(c) In the newspaper.
(d) On the internet.

3. What is Tom's philosophy in teaching Mind Control?
(a) Participants can become aware of their potential to protect humanity.
(b) Not everyone is gifted enough to practice.
(c) It is an art.
(d)

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

5. What or who is Teresias?
(a) Johanna's first boyfriend.
(b) A statue.
(c) A special doll from her childhood.
(d) Johanna's one and only friend.

6. 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) The evil that lurks within us all.
(b) Hope.
(c) The vitality of youth.
(d) Faith is a forgotten feeling.

7. What does the author's interest in the occult do to her social life?
(a) Makes her very popular.
(b) Separates her from young people her age.
(c) Creates an interesting personality.
(d) She finds her own group to hang out with.

8. How does the author feel after the drugs have worn off?
(a) Like spirits are trapped inside of her.
(b) Confused.
(c) Tired and relieved.
(d) Angry with Damon.

9. Who is Johanna's second mentor?
(a) Her father.
(b) Pachita.
(c) Dr. Carlos.
(d) Tom.

10. What theater was the author performing in DC?
(a) Ford's Theatre.
(b) The Met.
(c) JFK Performing Arts Center.
(d) Shakespeare Theater Company.

11. What does Teresias represent?
(a) Evil and darkness.
(b) Goodness and light in Johanna's life.
(c) A trusted companion.
(d) Truth.

12. What flourished during the author's time at Wesleyan?
(a) Her love of boys.
(b) Her ability to make friends.
(c) Her acting ability.
(d) Her interest in theater and occultism.

13. What effects do crucifixes and crosses have on the author?
(a) She does not notice them.
(b) She is confused by the crucifix.
(c) They stir up angry feelings.
(d) They provide calmness in her chaotic life.

14. 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.

15. Why does Johanna become depressed?
(a) Her mother has died.
(b) Damon does not return her feelings.
(c) Darker spirits are very attracted to her and will not leave her be.
(d) Her sister has run away from home.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did the evil being that lives in Johanna's house effect Johanna's life?

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

3. What does she discover at Chapel Hill's theater?

4. What is another and more sinister meaning of mind control?

5. What leads her to accept Beck's marriage proposal?

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