The Alchemist Part Two

The alchemist says one must never let up on his quest. Santiago accepts this advice because it reminds him of

• the crystal merchant

• the old king

• his father

• the Englishman

The real alchemist says that Santiago is an alchemist to

• save himself.

• confuse the captors.

• make Santiago test his powers.

• give Santiago confidence.

In the desert, Santiago turns himself into

• gold.

• lead.

• the sun.

• the wind.

When Santiago sees the Pyramids, he

• laughs and dances for joy.

• collapses from exhaustion.

• weeps at their beauty.

• tells the alchemist he is fulfilled.

As Santiago digs for treasure, he is approached by

• a caravan heading for the pyramids.

• several men who steal his gold.

• an army of warriors.

• a vision of Fatima.

A man tells Santiago about a dream of treasure

• buried beside a well at the oasis.

• in Tarifa, near the crystal merchant's shop.

• held by the Gypsy who told Santiago's fortune.

• at the church in Spain where Santiago had been.

The Alchemist arrives

• dressed in white riding on a bejeweled camel.

• dressed as a Spanish bull-fighter.

• dressed in black astride a huge white horse.

• with a large group of armed attendants.

What is Santiago's job?

• A King

• Shepherd

• Iron smith

• Boatsman

What did Santiago's parents want him to become?

• Priest

• Farmer

• Boatsman

• King

Who is Santiago excited to see in Tarifa?

• His Friend

• His Mother

• The Merchant's Daughter

• His Cousin