1. When does Betina begin to remold Jamie to fit the norms of the city?
(a) When they marry.
(b) A soon as he arrives.
(c) Years down the road.
(d) Two years later when they have their first child.

2. Who is Manuel Zamacona?
(a) Norma's son.
(b) Norma's brother.
(c) Norma's young friend.
(d) Norma's boss.

3. What happens when ixca takes Norma out in a sailboat?
(a) They have a beautiful day.
(b) They are caught in a fast-rising storm.
(c) The sail is ripped off.
(d) They land on a desert island.

4. How do Gabriel and his friends behave?
(a) Like teenagers.
(b) Like adults.
(c) Like gentlemen.
(d) Like thugs.

5. What does Rosenda confess?
(a) She has never loved her son.
(b) She does not want to die.
(c) She tried to replace the father's love with the son's.
(d) She does not miss her son.

6. What does Manuel find to be misguided?
(a) Not moving towards capitalism.
(b) Blindly moving towards socialism.
(c) Moving towards socialism.
(d) Moving towards capitalism blindly.

7. Who does Beto find in his hotel room?
(a) Gabriel.
(b) Gladys.
(c) Mercedes.
(d) Norma.

8. What of Gladys' describe many traditional motifs and scenes from ancient religion?
(a) Sister.
(b) Boyfriend.
(c) Mother.
(d) A long dream or vision.

9. How does Betina end up when Jamie is criticized?
(a) Unsure.
(b) In tears.
(c) Surprised.
(d) Happy.

10. What does Norma admit?
(a) She wants to leave Mexico City.
(b) She loves Robles.
(c) She is a nice woman.
(d) She is a snob.

11. What did both of Rodrigo's parents fear?
(a) Being poor.
(b) Losing their son.
(c) Being unloved.
(d) Being left alone.

12. What does Robles say is the hardest to give up?
(a) The money.
(b) His wife.
(c) His power.
(d) His office.

13. What does Rosenda create?
(a) A perfect family.
(b) A job for herself.
(c) A new home.
(d) A new image of her husband.

14. What happens when Robles leaves Ixca and Norma alone?
(a) Their conversation becomes very intimate.
(b) Ixca leaves shortly after.
(c) Their conversation dies out.
(d) They are uncomfortable with one another.

15. Upon what does Pimpenela reflect?
(a) Her family.
(b) Her wealth.
(c) Her youth.
(d) Her life.