3. When does the author feel she really commits herself to Jesus?
(a) When she speaks with Kim.
(b) After meeting Randolph.
(c) After a trying day with Pachita.
(d) After meeting Birdie an Os.

4. What do pastors have a duty to do for their communities?
(a) Support all the parishioners.
(b) Explain to them the difference between good versus evil.
(c) Keep their followers abreast of new religious developments.
(d) Discern between mental illness and Satanic possession.

5. Why is the very last section called "The Means of Freedom?"
(a) It lists ways to gain money and freedom.
(b) The occult lifestyle is not lucrative.
(c) Because Johanna gives ways for people to be free of the occult.
(d) Money is freedom.

6. What does the author believe to be the absolute word of God?
(a) The Bible.
(b) The Pope.
(c) God himself.
(d) Your own heart.

7. What does the author allow her parents to participate in?
(a) Spells and rituals.
(b) Some of Pachita's operations.
(c) Her life with her husband.
(d) Her school plays.

8. What is the eternal question we are asked as the book closes?
(a) Why?
(b) Where is God?
(c) How?
(d) Who is God?

9. How does the author feel that modern day Christian preachers and theologians treat life and teaching?
(a) They are too self righteous in their teachings.
(b) They do not listen to God.
(c) They care too much for their own advice.
(d) She thinks they downplay the wonderous nature of Jesus.

10. What does the author fail to do as her stay begins to move away from being strictly narrative?
(a) Change her mind.
(b) Stay strong.
(c) Stay positive.
(d) Keep objectivity.

11. What is propaganda?
(a) Hurtful words used to bring negative feelings.
(b) Mean, evil pictures.
(c) A mode of communication used to influence attitudes.
(d) Manic posters, and pop culture.

12. How does Johanna test her new beliefs?
(a) Witchcraft.
(b) Speaking with Sheila and Os.
(c) She uses Biblically defined techniques.
(d) Logical questions.

13. How does Johanna's tone change in the last section of the book?
(a) Her tone is frightened and scared.
(b) It becomes a sermon.
(c)
(d) She is in awe of her own advice.

14. What does she feel her parents do not support her in?
(a)
(b) Johanna spending so much time with Pachita.
(c) Her embracing of Hermanito.
(d) Her conversion to Christianity.

15. By the end of the chapter, what is she solely focusing on?
(a) Her new relationship with God.
(b) Her new marriage.
(c) Ending her relationship with her lover.
(d) Her fractured relationship with her parents.