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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. What was the name of the gold insect-like lunar module that accompanied the Apollo 14 mission?
(a) Zeus.
(b) Lunaria.
(c) Sputnik.
(d) Antares.

2. In classical physics, the experimenter was considered a _____.
(a) Catalyst.
(b) Nuisance.
(c) Participant.
(d) Separate entity.

3. What was Walter Stewart called as part of the group of people that the editor of Nature Magazine dubbed?
(a) A school teacher.
(b) A quackbuster.
(c) A psychic.
(d) An engineer.

4. A Bose-Einsteing condensate is usually observed in material substances such as superfluids or superconductors studied in the laboratory in very _____ places.
(a) Warm.
(b) Arid.
(c) Humid.
(d) Cold.

5. Like with _____, certain people seemed to be able to harness the effects of the Zero Point Field more effectively than others.
(a) Artistic ability.
(b) Educational background.
(c) Speech recognition.
(d) Athleticim.

Short Answer Questions

1. In quantum physics, quantum coherence means that _____ are able to cooperate.

2. What was the name of a standard dye mentioned in relation to the staining of certain white blood cells in Jacques Benveniste's experiments?

3. Robert Jahn decided that his REGs should be driven by an electronic noise source rather than _____.

4. Karl Pribram demonstrated that the brain contains a certain _____ which limits the otherwise infinite wave information available to it.

5. The name coined by Wilder Penfield for the precise location in the brain where memories are stored is _____.

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the author characterize Fritz-Albert Popp as a philosopher as much as a scientist?

2. Why does the author say the the French had not been well-represented in the field of science?

3. How did Jacques Benveniste experiment with sound and plasma?

4. What was Edgar Mitchell's concept of a unified theory of mind and matter?

5. How did Ed Mitchell experiment with ESP on the way back to the moon?

6. What does the author say could explain why acupuncture works?

7. What is the uncertainty principle?

8. What was American neuropsycholgist Karl Lashley trying to discover? What method did he use?

9. What did Herbert Frohlich prove about coherence?

10. Why does the author characterize Bill Church as a loose cannon?

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