2. In Johanna's opinion, what must all Christians do?
(a) Only hang out with one another.
(b) Ignore the truth about good versus evil.
(c) Be kind to others.
(d) Study the Bible to discern the true manifestations of God's spirit.

3. What operations does she witness?
(a) Medically impossible surgeries.
(b) Leg transfers.
(c) Eye replacements.
(d) Brain replacements.

4. What do pastors have a duty to do for their communities?
(a) Discern between mental illness and Satanic possession.
(b) Explain to them the difference between good versus evil.
(c) Support all the parishioners.
(d) Keep their followers abreast of new religious developments.

5. What important part of the plot happens during this section of the book?
(a) The exposition.
(b) The introduction.
(c) The resolution.
(d) The climax.

6. After one operation, what could the author see in Hermanito?
(a) Change.
(b) Kindness and forgiveness.
(c) Aggressiveness.
(d) Hatred and rage.

7. What does the author allow her parents to participate in?
(a) Some of Pachita's operations.
(b) Her school plays.
(c) Spells and rituals.
(d) Her life with her husband.

8. What does Shelia insist that Johanna read?
(a) The Torah.
(b) A self help book.
(c) Her favorite poem.
(d) The Bible.

9. How does Johanna's faith grow deeper?
(a) Condemning others.
(b) Through studying the Bible.
(c) Talking about it with friends.
(d) It is actually shaky.

10. What is the most infallible test?
(a) Believing on yourself.
(b) Reading the Bible.
(c) A person's inner witness.
(d) Asking the Pope for advice.

11. Why is the last section called "Test the Spirits?"
(a) Johanna wants all people to test occult-like spirits and practices.
(b)
(c) Johanna's marriage is being tested.
(d) Spirits begin to test Johanna's resolve.

12. What is one of the virtually impossible surgeries that Hermanito completes?
(a) Torso transplant.
(b) He regenerates a person's fingers.
(c) A vertebral column replacement.
(d) An arm transplant.

13. Who does the author meet after joining a couple of organizations?
(a) Her future husband, Randolph.
(b) Her new lover, Jason.
(c) Her best friend, Shannon.
(d) Her adoptive son, Jeffery.

14. What is Johanna's father concerned about at the beginning of Chapter 10?
(a) His daughters' relationships.
(b) Her work with Pachita.
(c) His job.
(d) His wife's help.

15. Why is the very last section called "The Means of Freedom?"
(a) Money is freedom.
(b) It lists ways to gain money and freedom.
(c) Because Johanna gives ways for people to be free of the occult.
(d) The occult lifestyle is not lucrative.