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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. When Hermanito breaks down in tears, what does he call himself?

2. What is Shelia's nickname?

3. What is the most infallible test?

4. During her travels abroad, what does Johanna frequently experience?

5. What do demons disguise their power as?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is the title of the section, "Exodus," symbolic?

2. Upon returning to the United States, what groups does Johanna begin to join?

3. How does the tone shift in this section of the novel?

4. What must all people study according to Johanna?

5. While operating on Johanna's friend, David, what happens to Hermanito?

6. As Johanna opens herself into learning more about Christianity, who does she distance herself from?

7. According to Johanna, why is it so easy for many people to be misled by occultism.

8. As the book closes, what does the author ultimately claim to know?

9. What happens to many Christian and community leaders?

10. How should believers test their community leaders and religious leaders?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

1. Explain the Mind Control program.

2. Who runs the program and what characters are vital to the organizations?

3. Discuss the dual nature of the name "Mind Control."

4. Does the name of the group lead the reader to assume they have other interests than helping humanity?

Essay Topic 2

Johanna attempts to present herself as a true prophet by giving the reader several ways in which he can rid himself from occult-like practices.

1. List the suggested methods.

2. Do you believe their is validity in this method?

3. By giving the reader these guidelines, what is Johanna professing knowledge of?

Essay Topic 3

In her travels, apprenticeship and studies, Johanna encounters many individuals who believe that their abilities and psychic abilities are good for humanity.

1. Because Johanna now believes that most of these powers were given by Satan, does she hold the unlikely physic or healer at fault?

2. Is it hypocritical for her to hold these individuals accountable?

3. Does Johanna try to confront her old friends with the truth she believes she now possesses?

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