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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V, Chapter 21.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to Collier, training and education are not the roads to success but the ability to use what?
(a) Creative Imagination.
(b) The subconscious mind.
(c) Faith.
(d) The tools at one's disposal.
2. According to Collier, in order to be successful an individual must be a careful guardian of his Mental Attitude, by incorporating ideas and behaviors that are what?
(a) Ignoring failure.
(b) Conducive to success.
(c) Negative.
(d) Positive.
3. According to Collier, the ability to do what, of all human abilities, is the most God-like that man possesses, the closest that man can come to Divinity?
(a) Determine.
(b) Destroy.
(c) Create.
(d) Imagine.
4. The second rule of the Master Formula of Attainment is that "You may have anything you want, provided that you" what?
(a) Are willing to pay the price of its attainment.
(b) Want it hard enough.
(c) Know exactly what you want.
(d) Are confident about life.
5. The second phase of Mental Attitude toward Financial Success is to look at what?
(a) The effect of one's attitude on others.
(b) The effect of the world on other people's attitudes.
(c) The effect of other people's attitudes on the world.
(d) The effect of one's attitude on the world.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Collier, one's what is constantly changing, being influenced by and influencing one's surroundings and those around them?
2. The fifth rule of the Master Formula of Attainment is that "You may have anything you want, provided that you" what?
3. What refers to a succession of images, thoughts, or emotions passing through the mind during sleep?
4. What is the part of the mind that is all-wise, all-powerful, and also called the Higher Self within man?
5. What uneducated men accomplished work that is still unequaled, according to Collier?
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