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Question 1: How does the crystal merchant feel about omens?

Answer choices:

A: He used to read omens, but he forgot how.
B: He thinks you make your own destiny and God is not involved.
C: He thinks Santiago is mad.
D: He believes in them. (I chose this one)

Question 2: When the crystal merchant says, "But I'm afraid that it would all be a disappointment, so I prefer just to dream about it" what is he referring to?

A: opening a second crystal shop
B: traveling with Santiago to the pyramids
C: a dream of taking a pilgrimage to Mecca
D: travelling to Jerusalem and having tea with Melchezedek.

Question 3: How are the Englishman and Santiago similar?

A: They both learn from books
B: They both need the alchemist
C: They both learn from sheep
D: They both are on a journey/pilgrimage

Question 4: “The alchemists spent years in their laboratories, observing the fire that purified the metals. They spent so much time close to the fire that gradually they gave up the vanities of the world. They discovered that the purification of the metals had led to a purification of themselves” -Englishman

Based on this quote, what might alchemy symbolize?

A: gold
B: hard work
C: studying
D: life lessons

Question 5: What does the omen of the young woman's smile reveal to Santiago?

A: Love - he is meant to be with Fatima
B: refuge, shade, water
C: danger, raid
D: love is fictional and doesn't exist

Question 6: Why does Coelho include the biblical allusion to Joseph?

A: to remind Santiago that all shepherds are dreamers
B: to remind Santiago that they once listened to a dreamer and regretted it
C: to show off his knowledge of the Bible as a work of literature
D: to show an example from history of dream interpretation

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