3. In a feeling of euphoria, what happens to the narrator?
(a) He falls asleep on the ridge.
(b) He finds the Ninth Insight.
(c) He jumps up and shouts.
(d) He has an out of body experience.

4. What happens when a soldier gets near the narrator on the mountain ridge?
(a) He is called back by his commander.
(b) He slips and falls down the ridge.
(c) He walks past without seeing him.
(d) He stops just short of finding him.

5. What will enable the narrator and Marjorie to make a good relationship?
(a) finding the Ninth Insight
(b) developing a mutual addiction
(c) a lot of space and time
(d) advance study to learn how to avoid addiction

6. Where does Julia suggest Marjorie go the next day?
(a) to Lima to catch a plane
(b) to Machu Picchu to hide out
(c) to Father Carl's house to wait for the narrator
(d) to Guatemala with Rolando

7. Who does the narrator see at breakfast in the prison?
(a) Reneau
(b) Phil
(c) Sarah
(d) Marjorie

8. In what section does the Manuscript deal with control drama in response to a situation?
(a) Sixth Insight
(b) all Insights
(c) Ninth Insight
(d) Fifty Insight

9. What does Julia see in the relationship between the narrator and Marjorie?
(a) doubt and uncertainty
(b) dependence based on gratitude and not love
(c) a happy future at a later time
(d) eventual power struggles

10. What do they see along the road and head for?
(a) an unattended ambulance
(b) two horses
(c) Wil's jeep
(d) Reneau's truck

11. Why does a person become aloof?
(a) because they lack conversational ability
(b) so as not to reveal anything someone can criticize
(c) because they are basically loners
(d) so that they will feel superior

12. What does the narrator realize about Jensen's men as he heads over to speak to Marjorie?
(a) The are wearing masks.
(b) They have automatic weapons.
(c) They are frightened.
(d) They are all U. S. Marines.

13. Where do the narrator and Marjorie find refuge?
(a) in a house belonging to a woman named Karla
(b) in a church with a sympathetic priest
(c) in an empty community building that was left unlocked
(d) in a library hiding in the shelves

14. Who does the narrator talk to without falling back into his control drama?
(a) one of the prison guards
(b) Phil Stone on the way to Iquitos
(c) a young Peruvian in his prison cell
(d) a man from the embassy

15. What does Karla tell Marjorie not to do?
(a) speak about a child as though the child were not there
(b) say anything that would frighten the child
(c) ask about the child's father
(d) put her hands on her child