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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 first name of the composer/musician?
(a) Marcus.
(b) George.
(c) Leslie.
(d) Angelo.

2. Which branch of science is referred to in this section?
(a) Chemisty.
(b) Atmic.
(c) Vedic.
(d) Biology.

3. At the end of the film, Lynch had lost the right to make the ______.
(a) Cutoff date.
(b) Final cut.
(c) Budget cut.
(d) Sequel.

4. The faces also tend to show a lack of ____.
(a) Fear.
(b) Judgment.
(c) Scorn.
(d) Anger.

5. Dealing with which part of the casting process is the most critical?
(a) Dressing rooms.
(b) Rehearsal.
(c) Agents.
(d) Salary.

Short Answer Questions

1. What famous art school was attended by Lynch?

2. TM can also be referred to as a _____.

3. Lynch refers to which doctor?

4. Lynch states that he meditates a minimum of ___ times per day.

5. Which of the following has a language all its own?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain Lynch's attachment to anger and the project that evolved from that anger.

2. Explain how and why Lynch changed his thinking regarding TM.

3. Give an example of Lynch's policy on actors regarding the lead in "Blue Velvet."

4. Explain Lynch's opinion on choosing the right music for a score.

5. Explain the definition and practice of transcendence. Is it easily achieved?

6. What type of answers should one seek when practicing TM? What is most likely not going to happen?

7. Discuss Lynch's first experience with Transcendental Meditation or TM. When did the experience occur? What was Lynch's opinion of the practice before he started?

8. Why does Lynch attach a visual image to transcendence? What is the image and its explanation?

9. What creates an initial idea? How do bigger ideas come into reality? How does Lynch feel about idea fragments?

10. Why does Lynch believe that every film is an experiment? What happens if the experiment fails?

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