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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Six, The Creative Observer.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Ed Mitchell see as an artificial construct as he headed back to Earth on Apollo 14?
(a) Sound.
(b) Time.
(c) Reality.
(d) Space.

2. Sir John Eccles, the noted Australian psychologist, postulated that imagination might have something to do with _____ in the brain.
(a) Microwaves.
(b) Electromagnetism.
(c) Chemical reactions.
(d) Photons.

3. What is the yellow liquid of the blood called?
(a) Plasma.
(b) Granulation.
(c) Live water.
(d) Basophil.

4. Where did Helmut Schmidt attend school in 1948?
(a) The Sorbonne.
(b) Universuty of Cologne.
(c) MIT.
(d) University of New Hampshire.

5. Harold S. Burr was a _____.
(a) Neuroanatomist.
(b) Bioregenerist.
(c) Philanthropist.
(d) Neurochemist.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sort of medal did Jacques Benveniste win form CNRS, which is one of the most prestigious scientific honors he could win in France?

2. In what year was America's first oil crisis?

3. How many people had been on the moon before Ed Mitchell?

4. Physicist David Bohm had a vision of a world of _____.

5. What is the lowest possible energy state called?

(see the answer key)

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