The Alchemist:Part 2 [Multiple-Choice Exam]

What lesson does Santiago learn by working at the crystal shop?

• Success requires following others' advice.

• True happiness comes from helping others.

• Change is necessary for growth, even if it’s challenging.

• Wealth and security are the most important goals.

How is Santiago different from the crystal shop’s owner?

• Santiago is content with life, while the shop owner is restless.

• Santiago dreams of adventure, while the shop owner fears change.

• Santiago is practical, while the shop owner is a risk-taker.

• Santiago focuses on profits, while the shop owner values peace.

What is the Englishman searching for?

• A way to the pyramids.

• Wealth and fortune.

• The secret to understanding omens.

• The Philosopher’s Stone and the Elixir of Life.

How does Santiago feel when he meets Fatima?

• Nervous but excited to start a new friendship.

• Disappointed that she distracts him from his journey.

• Convinced he has found his soulmate.

• Confused by his sudden strong emotions.

According to the camel driver, why would God allow Santiago to see this vision of the future?

• To test Santiago's faith

• To guide Santiago on his journey

• To warn Santiago of danger

• To reward Santiago for his efforts

When the Englishman asks Santiago what he has learned about alchemy from reading his books, Santiago sums it up in a few sentences. What does Santiago say he has learned?

• Alchemy is a science that only a few can master.

• Alchemy involves transforming lead into gold.

• Alchemy is simple and involves purifying oneself.

• Alchemy is only for those who follow strict rules.

Santiago encounters the Alchemist, who terrifies him at sword-point. What sort of test is he giving Santiago?

• A test of courage and faith in his quest.

• A test of Santiago’s loyalty to Fatima.

• A test of Santiago’s physical strength.

• A test of his knowledge of omens.

Why does the Alchemist feel the heart is more important (and trustworthy) than the mind?

• "The heart wants what it wants"

• The mind plays tricks on you when your in the Sahara

• The mind is limited to human knowledge and the heart connects Santiago with his true desires.

• The heart understands wealth and power best.

Why don’t the tribesmen take anything from Santiago or the Alchemist?

• They are afraid of the Alchemist’s powers.

• They respect those on a spiritual journey.

• They only want money and leave everything else.

• They don’t understand Santiago’s treasures.

If the Alchemist is supposed to be a teacher, why does he put Santiago in dangerous situations?

• To help Santiago overcome his fears.

• To teach him the importance of wealth.

• To discourage him from completing his journey.

• To make sure Santiago feels alone.