Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives Test | Final Test - Easy

David Eagleman
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives Test | Final Test - Easy

David Eagleman
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Quantum: What does the angel notice about the people in this afterlife?
(a) They are confused.
(b) They are always angry.
(c) They are dying.
(d) They are happy.

2. Encore: How long has this afterlife been around?
(a) About a thousand years.
(b) For two days.
(c) Since the beginning of time.
(d) Only a century.

3. Narcisuss: Who created humans?
(a) Cartographers.
(b) Quarks.
(c) Photographers.
(d) Politicians.

4. Apostacy: What is God in this afterlife?
(a) A woman.
(b) A man.
(c) A boy.
(d) A girl.

5. Encore: What has helped this afterlife flourish?
(a) Photography.
(b) Electronic data.
(c) TV.
(d) People can tell what they were like.

6. Seed: What did humans develop from?
(a) Neutrons that expanded with water.
(b) Molecules that were heated in the sun.
(c) Cells that bonded with atoms.
(d) Atoms that bonded with electrons.

7. Blueprints: What are people given the opportunity to view in this afterlife?
(a) Their funerals.
(b) Their friend's lives.
(c) The underlying code.
(d) The Book of Truth.

8. Impulse: In this story, people are the same as?
(a) Computers.
(b) Pets.
(c) Computer chips.
(d) Animals.

9. Incentive: Before each performance, actors are given ________________.
(a) A script.
(b) A timeline.
(c) A timer.
(d) An outcome.

10. Prism: How is this afterlife like a prism?
(a) It is clear and can be viewed from all angles.
(b) It is a crystal in which a person is trapped.
(c) Each age of a person's life can be split out like light through a prism.
(d) It is filled with rainbows.

11. Will-o-the-Wisp: What are the monitors used for?
(a) To watch your life in replay.
(b) To watch people on earth.
(c) To make sure no one breaks into your home.
(d) To view your funeral.

12. Conservation: Why do things change in this afterlife?
(a) People are not happy there.
(b) The quark needs to conserve energy.
(c) God changes the design of the universe.
(d) The quark explodes.

13. Absence: What is happening to this afterlife?
(a) It is deteriorating.
(b) It is in the process of dividing.
(c) It is having pollution problems.
(d) It is expanding.

14. Quantum: What type of scenario causes mixed signals for people?
(a) When people are outside in the country.
(b) When people are in a room with a lover.
(c) When people are in a room with god.
(d) When people are inside a house.

15. Impulse: Why do humans have an emotional yearning for companionship?
(a) It is the result of a rogue algorithm.
(b) People want to have friends.
(c) They long to be seperate from the computer.
(d) They are created in the image of the programmers.

Short Answer Questions

1. Blueprints: Whose numbers can people see?

2. Graveyard of the Gods: How do the gods feel about this afterlife?

3. Apostacy: What does god give everyone in this afterlife?

4. Seed: What has happened now that people have become smarter?

5. Will-o-the-Wisp: What is in the lounge in this afterlife?

(see the answer keys)

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