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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. Who becomes the antagonist for the book?

2. What is the eternal question we are asked as the book closes?

3. What of the author's shift in this section?

4. Has Hermanito ever failed during a surgery?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What other advice does the author offer to people who are lost and seeking God?

2. As Johanna continues to work with Pachita, who does Johanna feel she is having difficulty connecting with?

3. What must all people study according to Johanna?

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

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

6. Why does arguing with the author seem useless?

7. What does Johanna see in Hermanito's eyes in the section entitled "The Beautiful Side of Evil?"

8. While with the Mind Control group, what does Johanna think that Hermanito's surgeries are?

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

10. Who suggests that Johanna go abroad to take time for herself? What does she find on her travels?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

1. In order to become closer to God, Johanna believes she must give up many things. Name some of the things that Johanna gives up.

2. Why does she think it is essential for her to give up things she enjoys. In her mind, how does it make her closer to God?

3. Do you agree with Johanna's new beliefs? Why or Why not?

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

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?

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