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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the narrator realize was also in Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) Dying of the power from the Experiment.
(b) A gathering of the group of seven.
(c) Joining the narrator and the others.
(d) Destroying the Appalachian Valley.

2. With what does Feyman walk?
(a) With a walker.
(b) He walks like everyone else.
(c) With a limp.
(d) With a cane.

3. What does the narrator realize about the way he has lived his life?
(a) He has strayed from his Birth Vision.
(b) He was living very close to his Birth Vision.
(c) He has been a good person.
(d) He hasn't lived fully.

4. What do the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's life review about Feyman and the white/Indian confrontation?
(a) His silence led to the military victory.
(b) He was Charlene's husband.
(c) He was a chief killed then.
(d) He was the brother of the military leader.

5. What does the narrator say solidified fear in both the conservatives and the liberals?
(a) Too many hateful, mud slinging campaigns.
(b) The need for money to advance their agendas.
(c) The desire to control the other's well being and freedom.
(d) The inability to compromise their party platforms.

6. How does the narrator get out of where he was drawn?
(a) Charlene calls to him.
(b) Wil pulls him.
(c) The dissonance sound happens again.
(d) A white blurr pushes him away.

7. The narrator says the church suppressed the doctrine because of what?
(a) To have full power over people.
(b) Because the Gnostics were Muslim.
(c) To make them look right.
(d) To hide the real facts of the early church.

8. What does the narrator say began in the 1960's?
(a) Riots and peace marches.
(b) Drug use.
(c) Feminism.
(d) A breakdown of all the old Fear based structures.

9. What people does the narrator say espoused the idea of one God first?
(a) The Hebrews.
(b) The Romans.
(c) Ancient Greece.
(d) The Celtics.

10. What happened to the Gnostic Gospels?
(a) They were found hidden away in Israel.
(b) They never existed in any form but orally.
(c) They are stored in the Vatican archives.
(d) They were destroyed by the church.

11. What do Webber and the narrator do when they go back to the cave?
(a) Eat.
(b) Get in a fight.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Call for Long Eagle.

12. What does the narrator say corrupted the vision of the United States?
(a) A rigged voting system.
(b) Corrupt politicians.
(c) Too many people living there.
(d) The emerging dominance of capitalism, communism, and fascism.

13. Into what did wandering tribes of humans evolve?
(a) Civilized communities.
(b) Farmers.
(c) Cave dwellers.
(d) Semi-stationary tribes.

14. What do Wil and the narrator observe on the plane where they go in the beginning of Chapter 7?
(a) A black square split in half with a bright light.
(b) A bleak world which has been annihilated by nuclear war.
(c) Two people fighting.
(d) A dark, gray/green cloud of energy.

15. Into what did the narrator say the freedom of the 1960's grow?
(a) Into the control of government by big business.
(b) Into a belief system where all that mattered was desire and its fulfillment.
(c) Into the power of money.
(d) Into heavy drug use.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's Birth Vision?

2. To what does Maya say energy blockages are related?

3. As Webber and Maya are dealing with each other what do the three of them see?

4. What type of job did the narrator have the first time he met Maya and Webber?

5. What does the author see as originating in Ancient Greece?

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