3. To what point in his life does the priest take the narrator to teach him about his control drama?
(a) his university days
(b) his arrival in Peru
(c) the meeting with Charlene
(d) his childhood

4. After meeting Father Carl at Machu Picchu, why does the narrator remain there when the priest goes home?
(a) to experience the energies of the place
(b) to give the priests time to catch up
(c) to wait for Wil
(d) to visit with Julia and Rolando

5. Who turns out to be the organizer behind the suppression of the Manuscript?
(a) The Pope
(b) The President of Peru
(c) General Ortiz
(d) Cardinal Sebastian

6. What happens to the man following the Narrator up into the mountain?
(a) He turns around and goes back down.
(b) He has a heart attack
(c) He falls off the ridge.
(d) He is shot.

7. How does Father Sanchez categorize the narrator's behavior?
(a) as a spoiled child
(b) as coming from fear
(c) as a control drama
(d) as closed minded

8. How do Father Sanchez and Father Carl explain their calmness during this time of danger?
(a) by being sure that they are safe there
(b) by being connected to the energy
(c) by prayer
(d) by meditation and study of the Manuscript

9. Who catches up to the narrator as he scrambles back up into the mountain ridges.
(a) one of Jensen's men
(b) Phil Strong
(c) Reneau
(d) Wil

10. Who does the narrator meet again while stopped for the roadblock?
(a) Julia and Rolando
(b) Sarah Lorner
(c) Phil Stone
(d) Cardinal Sebastian

11. What happens with the narrator while Father Sanchez is gone?
(a) He finds a copy of the Ninth Insight at Machu Picchu.
(b) He cannot remember what he learned so far.
(c) He runs out of food and gets very hungry.
(d) He has thoughts of Wil, Marjorie, and Cardinal Sebastian.

12. What does Pablo warn the narrator about?
(a) not to mention the Manuscript in the prison
(b) not to give his real name to anyone
(c) not to talk to the priests
(d) not to become too addicted to another person

13. When being aloof ceases to work, why does one become a poor me?
(a) to make intimidators ashamed
(b) to appeal to sympathy
(c) to explain away misfortune
(d) to change the subject

14. What happens when the police search the narrator's vehicle?
(a) They order him to turn around and go back.
(b) They find his copy of the Manuscript.
(c) They let him pass because he is American.
(d) They recognize Father Carl's truck and let him pass.

15. Where do Julia and the narrator decide to go the next day?
(a) Iquitos
(b) the mission
(c) Machu Picchu
(d) Lima