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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. The first traveler will be able to _______, as soon as a traveler progresses to a new phase.

2. Just after _________, the word food comes into being, according to the story.

3. Landing on the floating island of the Gods is described as a form of _________ that involves irresponsible flight within the wind.

4. How does the weather die, according to the description in this section of the book?

5. ________ is a language disturbance that is caused by accidental sleeping, according to the author.

Short Essay Questions

1. What are some of the foods that are listed in the description of the food costume at the start of this chapter?

2. What are some ways in which the reader might want to respond to the act of snoring

3. What is the relationship between Albert and Mark Parker?

4. What is the problem with the flaxen tree tools that can create angels, according to the author in this book?

5. Describe the idea of Gevortsing, as it relates to the idea of sleep collaborations, as detailed in this section of the book.

6. What will happen when the sleeper's stomach is massaged when they are snoring?

7. What does the author give as the definition of a shirt of noise?

8. Some of the foods evolved into garments with what sorts of names, according to the book's content?

9. What is the term, God Charge, defined as in this section of the book?

10. What else will book-style illusion not alter in the process of the prison publishing industry?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Marcus talks about the way that food evolved into other words and garments with new names.

Part 1: How do you think society's ideas about food have evolved?

Part 2: Do you think your own ideas about food have changed over the years?

Part 3: Why do you think food is a part of this book? What does it serve to teach a reader?

Essay Topic 2

The brain is divided into nine different loaves, some of which are able to resist bird calls.

Part 1: What is the significance of the number 'nine' in this description of the brain?

Part 2: Do you think the brain is as fragmented as the author describes?

Part 3: How do you think the brain might be separated in real life?

Essay Topic 3

Ben Marcus' book is one that is considered to be experimental, to say the least, which can be confusing for some readers.

Part 1: What is the purpose of writing an experimental book?

Part 2: Do you think an experimental book is one that's easy to read?

Part 3: How do you think the book would be different if it was written in a standard way?

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