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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What or who is Teresias?

2. What theater was the author performing in DC?

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

4. What gets the author through her childhood and adulthood?

5. What does the author eventually think of Pachita's "true work?"

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Johanna decide to marry Beck?

2. What is situated on Pachita's alter?

3. What is the double meaning for the words "Mind Control."

4. What are the two forms that Jesus appears to Johanna?

5. How does mind control help humanity?

6. From an early age, what often distracted and bothered Johanna?

7. What reckless friend does Johanna meet in college?

8. Pachita goes by two different names. What are those names?

9. Where do the majority of Johanna's fretful experiences with spirits occur?

10. As a part of the program, practitioners are given two mentors. Who are Johanna's mentors?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

It seems as though it is very difficult for Johanna to become close to men. Finally, after meeting her husband, she finds peace in a relationship. Describe her relationships with the following men below:

Her father

Damon

Beck

Hermanito

Essay Topic 2

Ultimately, Johanna comes to believe that the theater is related to occult-like behavior.

1. How do Johanna's personal experiences in theaters, cause her to draw this conclusion?

2. Describe two specific events that Johanna has in theaters.

3. Who else from the book would agree with Johanna's assertions?

Essay Topic 3

The struggle between God and Satan are two major parts of Christianity and the focus of the book.

1. How does the author characterize Satan?

2. How is God characterized?

3. Explain how God and Satan are balancing forces at work throughout the universe everyday.

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