2. What is not included in the explanation of #27 when Almustafa speaks?
(a) Strings of a lute
(b) Wings of a bird
(c) Pillars of the temple
(d) Trees in the forest

3. What does Almustafa describe as a yoke and a handcuff?
(a) Laws
(b) Government
(c) Sanity
(d) Freedom

4. What is the loom upon which the north wind weaves clothing?
(a) Shame
(b) Fear
(c) Nakedness
(d) Peace

5. Almustafa says that work helps one keep pace with the _________ of the earth.
(a) Heart
(b) Movement
(c) Soul
(d) Rhythm

6. What does love beckon them along?
(a) Hard, steep ways.
(b) A lonely road.
(c) A colorful field.
(d) A new adventure.

7. Who is the person to ask Almustafa about crime and punishment?
(a) A judge
(b) An innkeeper
(c) A lawyer
(d) A merchant

8. Love neither _______ nor ________.
(a) Gives, takes
(b) Believes, disagrees
(c) Comes, goes
(d) Answers, asks

9. What should one meditate on?
(a) Completeness.
(b) Riches.
(c) Love's ecstasy.
(d) Peace.

10. When one faces the sun, images drawn on the __________ mean nothing.
(a) Canvas
(b) Paper
(c) Earth
(d) Water

11. What does Almustafa say that clothing conceals?
(a) Flesh
(b) Beauty
(c) Identity
(d) Modesty

12. The house is one's larger body and never without ____________.
(a) Answers
(b) Family
(c) Peace
(d) Dreams

13. Who should leave the marketplace empty handed?
(a) No one
(b) Children
(c) Everyone
(d) The poor

14. What becomes a harness and a chain?
(a) Freedom
(b) Privacy
(c) Clothing
(d) Peace

15. A couple's children are not ________.
(a) A way to redemption.
(b) A smart addition to a family.
(c) Their own.
(d) A reason to be married.