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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. While Adapa was developing and before he was born, where did he live?
(a) In Enlil's wife's womb.
(b) An incubator.
(c) The belly of a bear.
(d) His spirits waited in the heavens.
2. What planets were a part of seventh heaven?
(a) Pluto, Mars, Earth, Neptune, Mercury, Saturn, and Jupiter.
(b) Pluto, Mars, Earth, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Venus.
(c) Pluto, Mars, Earth, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter.
(d) Pluto, Mars, Venus, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter.
3. Because he was in love with the Earth's water, what was Enki known as?
(a) Lover of women.
(b) Love god.
(c) God of food.
(d) The ocean god.
4. Which god took control and protected Larak?
(a) Larsa.
(b) Sippar.
(c) Nannar.
(d) Ninurta.
5. How does Noah/Ziusudra/Utnapishtim attract the gods after the great flood?
(a) Made a fire signal.
(b) Roasts a sacrifice on a mountaintop.
(c) Killed a god for a bribe.
(d) Damned all the gods.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Sitchin's opinion, why didn't "life" need a sun?
2. Noah saves himself in an ark. What does Atra- Harris sail in?
3. Besides gold, silver, and iron, what else did Sitchin suggest that the Nefilim mined?
4. Which god loved the water of Earth?
5. What did Sitchin identify the Deluge as?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Adam and Eve's tasting from the Tree of Knowledge give them the ability to procreate?
2. What was Ziggurats?
3. How was the length of life estimated by Sitchin?
4. Who were the Anunnaki and why did they become upset with the gods?
5. Who suggested that the gods create a worker to tend to the mines?
6. When the Nefilim landed on Earth, what age was Earth in?
7. As the gods land on Earth and take a look at what has been done, what did they find?
8. How long do the Nefilim live and how often do they visit?
9. How did Sitchin describe the approaching planet Marduk?
10. How did Enlil create man.
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