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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. 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.
2. What does she discover at Chapel Hill's theater?
(a) A conspiracy theory.
(b) A desire to write plays.
(c) A friendly spirit named Professor Koch.
(d) She is an amazing actress.
3. Who is really in control of the minds working within the Mind Control group?
(a) Satan.
(b) Hermanito.
(c) Carlos.
(d) Tom.
4. What is the author's search for Pachita representative of?
(a) Fleeing away from evil.
(b) The search for justice.
(c) A search for truth.
(d) The vileness of evil.
5. Where is Wesleyan located?
(a) Georgia.
(b) New York City.
(c) Alabama.
(d) Connecticut.
6. What does the author believe her parents are responsible for?
(a) Exposing her to adult behavior.
(b) Darkness that is present during her early years.
(c) Verbal abuse toward her and her sister.
(d) Allowing bad influences of other people to be present.
7. What flourished during the author's time at Wesleyan?
(a) Her acting ability.
(b) Her interest in theater and occultism.
(c) Her love of boys.
(d) Her ability to make friends.
8. Who does Johanna feel very connected to during her childhood?
(a) Her school work.
(b) Her sister.
(c) Her love of theater.
(d) The bishop's sons.
9. What does the author insist is important in leading a long and good life?
(a) A balanced, healthy diet.
(b) Adhering firmly to Christian faith.
(c) Quality time with friends.
(d) Spending time with family.
10. At the beginning of "The Encounter," why is the author frustrated?
(a) She lost a bet.
(b) She failed a test.
(c) She has just lost her boyfriend.
(d) She is late for a meeting with Pachita.
11. What does the author introduce Damon to in the chapter, Damon?
(a) Tiresias and Mephistopheles.
(b) Her friend Beck.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Her mother and father.
12. Who is Dr. Carlos?
(a) Engineer.
(b) Powerful psychic and psychologist.
(c) Mind Control researcher.
(d) A respected doctor, priest, and supporter of Mind Control.
13. What is the atmosphere of the beginning of the book?
(a) Light and airy.
(b) Fun and whimsical.
(c) Stormy, dark and oppressive.
(d) Mysterious and confused.
14. At first, what did Mind Control mean to Johanna?
(a) A way to control one's own mind.
(b)
(c) A way to make Damon love her again.
(d) A way to control her family.
15. What stories concerning her family is Johanna missing?
(a) Spending quality time.
(b) Going to church.
(c) Buying a family dog.
(d) Going on vacations.
Short Answer Questions
1. What frightening encounter does she have at the theater at Wesleyan?
2. How does the Mind Control program advertise itself to the public?
3. What does the author believe she has found after so many years of darkness?
4. Where does Damon take the author on this excursion?
5. Eventually, what is Johanna suggesting of the theater?
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