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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is present on Pachita's alter?
(a) The Virgin Mary.
(b) A picture of her mother.
(c) St Joseph.
(d) Cuauhtemoc, an Aztec warrior.

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

3. What type of neighborhood does Johanna live in as a child?
(a) City.
(b) Country.
(c) Suburbia.
(d) A farm.

4. What does Johanna envision her mind laboratory to be like?
(a) An indoor park.
(b) Her childhood bedroom.
(c) A luxurious room full of crystal.
(d) The theater at Chapel Hill.

5. What does the first three quarters of the book concern itself with?
(a) Meeting her husband.
(b)
(c) Experiences of the occult.
(d) Her childhood.

6. Who is Mephistopheles?
(a) Another name for God.
(b) A town in Mexico.
(c) A statue given to the author by her Mother.
(d) An evil force present in Johanna's life.

7. What does Damon get the author to do?
(a) Sleep with him.
(b) Take hallucinogenic drugs.
(c) Try marijuana.
(d) Create a play with him.

8. What does the author believe her parents are responsible for?
(a) Darkness that is present during her early years.
(b) Verbal abuse toward her and her sister.
(c) Allowing bad influences of other people to be present.
(d) Exposing her to adult behavior.

9. At first, what did Mind Control mean to Johanna?
(a) A way to control one's own mind.
(b) A way to control her family.
(c) A way to make Damon love her again.
(d)

10. What does Johanna become very skilled in by working with Mind Control?
(a) Mind reading.
(b) Physical healing.
(c) Mind control.
(d) Psychic healing.

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

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

13. What frightening encounter does she have at the theater at Wesleyan?
(a) A male spirit haunts her.
(b) She falls in a trap door.
(c) A person attacks her while working late at night.
(d) A female spirit haunts her.

14. On a narrative level, what does chapter one serve as for the rest of the book?
(a) A review of Christian values.
(b) A summary of the entire novel.
(c) A preface.
(d) Introduction to the rest of the author's story.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the author introduce Damon to in the chapter, Damon?

2. What makes the young author's life difficult?

3. Does the author seem to love her family?

4. What is her snake's names?

5. What does Beck help the author through?

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