2. According to Duncan MacNaughton, what is the purpose of the long dark tunnels in the Great Pyramid?
(a) They form a labyrinth.
(b) They are escape routes.
(c) They are crypts.
(d) They are telescopes.

3. What is the common name for the first neural circuit?
(a) Id.
(b) Consciousness.
(c) Conscience.
(d) Ego.

4. What does the 4th circuit introduce that the other circuits lack?
(a) Space.
(b) Time.
(c) Empathy.
(d) Comprehension.

5. What is synchronicity as formulated by Jung and Pauli?
(a) Events are without pattern.
(b) Events form patterns imposed by our neural patterning.
(c) Events form patterns that are not meaningful, but causal.
(d) Coincidences form patterns that are not causal, but meaningful.

6. Who is the first "real" head of the "real" Illuminati?
(a) Reverend Thomas Patrick McNamara.
(b) Charles Berlitz.
(c) Robert Shell.
(d) Carl Weschcke.

7. According to Timothy Leary, what kind of parents did Lao-Tse say were most likely to experience the Great Tao?
(a) Those who are willing to learn from their children.
(b) Those who are willing to create good karma.
(c) Those who are willing to teach their children.
(d) Those who are willing to learn from prophecies.

8. Why does Wilson think it ironic that the play Illuminatus was presented under the patronage of Queen Elizabeth?
(a) The play is written in support of the monarchy.
(b) The play is anarchistic.
(c) The play is dreadful.
(d) The play is overtly American.

9. How did Wilson's daughter Luna die?
(a) She was murdered during a burglary.
(b) She died during a bad drug trip.
(c) She was killed in an auto accident.
(d) She died of pneumonia.

10. What is the basic choice when operating on the 1st circuit?
(a) In or out.
(b) Right or left.
(c) Forward or back.
(d) Up or down.

11. How long does Isaac Asimov claim is the cycle between the discovery of a scientific principle and its application in changing the world?
(a) Twenty years.
(b) Ten years.
(c) Sixty years.
(d) Five years.

12. Why is a non-local universe meaningless?
(a) Nobody cares about it.
(b) Events there are completely random.
(c) Even if it exists, we could never detect it.
(d) It is impossible.

13. When did Saul-Paul Sirag believe time machines would be developed?
(a) In the 2090s.
(b) In the 1980s.
(c) In the 1990s.
(d) In the 2020s.

14. What does ERP demonstrate?
(a) That observation changes experience.
(b) That it is possible to go faster than the speed of light.
(c) That matter is eternal.
(d) That some particles are in constant contact at great distances.

15. What is Wilson's working hypothesis about his contact with "luminous beings?"
(a) They are probably extraterrestrials.
(b) They are probably Hindu adepts.
(c) They are probably angels.
(d) They are probably created by his nervous system.