2. What is the 3rd test in confirming whether or not someone is an occultist?
(a) A miracle of healing being performed by an occultist.
(b) The person is always accurate a hundred percent of the time.
(c) If the community leader truly embraces Jesus.
(d) Not fooling the inner witness.

3. How close should we be to our inner witness?
(a) As close as we are to are family.
(b) It should be pushed away.
(c) We should experience ultimate intimacy.
(d) Our inner witness is a part of the occult.

4. When does the author feel she really commits herself to Jesus?
(a) After meeting Birdie an Os.
(b) After meeting Randolph.
(c) After a trying day with Pachita.
(d) When she speaks with Kim.

5. Does Johanna ever see Pachita again after visiting Europe?
(a) No, because she cannot bare the thought.
(b) Yes, only to collect her things.
(c) Yes, but only to tell her the truth she has discovered.
(d) No she stops seeing her with haste.

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

7. What disease did the author's childhood friend have?
(a) Lupus.
(b) Untreatable cancer.
(c) Diabetes.
(d) Mumps.

8. Who convinces Johanna to travel to Europe?
(a) Herself.
(b) Tom.
(c) Beck.
(d) Kim.

9. What does the author fail to do as her stay begins to move away from being strictly narrative?
(a) Keep objectivity.
(b) Stay strong.
(c) Change her mind.
(d) Stay positive.

10. Why does the author resent her parents?
(a) They refuse to help her financially.
(b) Their support for Pachita.
(c) They sent her sister away from her.
(d) Her parents condemn Johanna for her beliefs.

11. What is Johanna attempting to profess knowledge of?
(a) Inner workings of the mind.
(b) The answers to philosophical logic.
(c) The inner workings of the heart.
(d) The unknowable.

12. What is propaganda?
(a) Manic posters, and pop culture.
(b) Hurtful words used to bring negative feelings.
(c) A mode of communication used to influence attitudes.
(d) Mean, evil pictures.

13. How has the Bible been manipulated by human hands?
(a) The Bible has undergone several edits and revisions.
(b) This assertion is wrong. It is the true word of God.
(c) Humans wrote the Bible.
(d) People try to destroy Bibles.

14. What does Johanna reveal herself to be?
(a) The wife of a powerful man.
(b) A prophet.
(c) A believer of the Occult.
(d) God's child.

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