2. Lynch has a burning desire to say what?
(a) Big abstract things.
(b) Be quiet.
(c) Important political ideas.
(d) Spiritual truth.

3. TM can also be referred to as a _____.
(a) Solution.
(b) Movement.
(c) Force.
(d) Vehicle.

4. Lynch learned this lesson the hard way when he worked on which movie?
(a) Eraserhead.
(b) Twin Peaks.
(c) Dune.
(d) Lost Highways.

5. Which is the first movie mentioned by Lynch?
(a) Lost Highways.
(b) Eraserhead.
(c) Twin Peaks.
(d) Blue Velvet.

6. Which character was the actor scheduled to portray?
(a) Ralph.
(b) Frank.
(c) George.
(d) Arnie.

7. What was the surname of the composer/musician that was a critical part of the film?
(a) Baccharach.
(b) Badalamenti.
(c) Stevenson.
(d) King.

8. In what year was Transcendental Meditation introduced to the western world?
(a) 1961.
(b) 1973.
(c) 9165.
(d) 1959.

9. Lynch believes that every film is a(n) ______.
(a) Triumph.
(b) Expression of self.
(c) Labor of love.
(d) Experiment.

10. What was the surname of Lynch's childhood friend?
(a) Abernathy.
(b) Wilson.
(c) Bertram.
(d) Keeler.

11. The author believes that life is filled with ____.
(a) Opportunities.
(b) Abstractions.
(c) Change.
(d) Pain.

12. Which of the following has a language all its own?
(a) Cinema.
(b) Birds.
(c) Physics.
(d) Wind.

13. Lynch states that a sentence from which book made the spiritual film make sense?
(a) Bible.
(b) Catcher in the Rye.
(c) Les Miserables.
(d) Koran.

14. Lynch believes that TM can help a person regain which of the following:
(a) Good health.
(b) Self-esteem.
(c) Identity.
(d) Brain cells.

15. Where did Lynch spend a great deal of time as a child?
(a) City.
(b) Beach.
(c) Woods.
(d) Mountains.