Filiberto and the Chac Mool

The story revolves around Filiberto, who acquires a Chac Mool statue that mysteriously comes to life, causing chaos in his life. As Chac Mool gains power, Filiberto becomes increasingly desperate, leading to his eventual attempt to escape. The narrative explores themes of mythology, madness, and the supernatural, culminating in Filiberto's tragic end.

What event led Filiberto to travel to Acapulco?

• He won a lottery.

• He was fired from his job.

• He received an inheritance.

• He was invited to a wedding.

Where did Filiberto find the Chac Mool statue?

• In the market of La Lagunilla.

• In a forest.

• In a museum.

• At a friend's house.

What was the first strange occurrence after Filiberto brought the Chac Mool home?

• The statue started talking.

• The kitchen flooded.

• The lights flickered.

• The statue moved on its own.

How did Filiberto describe the texture of the Chac Mool's surface?

• Like stone.

• Like rubber.

• Like wood.

• Like metal.

What did Filiberto notice about the Chac Mool's arms?

• They were broken.

• They had scales.

• They were glowing.

• They had hair.

What did the Chac Mool demand from Filiberto?

• Food.

• Water.

• Jewelry.

• Money.

What did Filiberto plan to do to escape the Chac Mool?

• Destroy the statue.

• Hide in the attic.

• Call the police.

• Move to another city.

What did the narrator find strange about Filiberto's death?

• He left a large sum of money.

• He was found in a different city.

• He had no identification.

• He was rumored to be insane.

Who did the narrator encounter at Filiberto's house?

• An old friend.

• A neighbor.

• An Indian man.

• A police officer.

What did the Indian man instruct the narrator to do with Filiberto's body?

• Bury it in the backyard.

• Take it to the cemetery.

• Place it in the basement.

• Leave it at the terminal.