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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Psilocybin mushrooms stain which color when bruised or broken?
(a) Greenish.
(b) Grayish.
(c) Bluish.
(d) Reddish.

2. How did Albert Hoffman ingest LSD?
(a) Through his eyes, it splashed.
(b) Through his skin.
(c) All of these.
(d) He ate a tab.

3. What did the Maya use cacao beans for?
(a) Both of these.
(b) Trade.
(c) Currency.
(d) Neither of these.

4. "Wife beating without alcohol is like _______?"
(a) "a circus without lions."
(b) "a haunted house without ghosts."
(c) "a circus without clowns."
(d) "beer without hops."

5. Under which science was to advance our knowledge of hallucinogenics?
(a) Botany.
(b) Chemistry.
(c) Psychiatry.
(d) Sociology.

6. Demeter was the goddess of what, according to the Greeks?
(a) Poppies.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) Grain.
(d) Both of these.

7. What is more addictive than either crack cocaine or heroin?
(a) Methanphetamines.
(b) None of these.
(c) No. 4 China White.
(d) There is nothing more addictive than crack cocaine or heroin.

8. What did LSD do?
(a) Dissolves the social machinery through which it moves.
(b) It create social apathy.
(c) It creates a lust for peace and trust.
(d) It dissolves the gender barrier.

9. What myth or story is explained in this chapter?
(a) The one of Persephone.
(b) The one of Glaukos.
(c) The one of King Minos.
(d) The one of Polyidos.

10. How did Leary and Schultes compare?
(a) They were opposites.
(b) They studied together.
(c) All of these.
(d) They were colleagues and friends.

11. What was the opium tincture's name?
(a) Laudenum.
(b) Laudinum.
(c) Laudanum.
(d) Lawdinum.

12. Why is the legalization of marijuana a complex issue?
(a) It might cause people to rise up in the face of injustice.
(b) It might cause people to challenge authority more.
(c) It might cause people to address ego dominant values and even change them.
(d) It creates a lack of fear in the government and social establishments.

13. What were hemp preparations in wine used for?
(a) An anesthetic.
(b) A ecstatic.
(c) An emphatic.
(d) An empathetic.

14. How big was the tea industry in England?
(a) It took up 6% of England's gross domestic product.
(b) It took up 5% of England's gross domestic product.
(c) It took up 8% of England's gross domestic product.
(d) England was the primary consumer of tea beverages.

15. Why were the stimulant properties in coffee and tea the ideal drug of the industrial revolution?
(a) They provided an energy lift.
(b) They enabled people to work at repetitive tasks.
(c) Both of these.
(d) Neither of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the sugar craze promote and cause to further promote itself?

2. What was the last bastion(s) of paganism?

3. What was the purpose of having all these children?

4. When was the Doors of Perception written?

5. What effect(s) does ergotized grain have on the body?

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