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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What happened to the continent after displacement?
(a) It was buried under two yards of ice.
(b) It was buried under two feet of ice.
(c) It was buried under two miles of ice.
(d) It was buried under two meters of ice.

2. How many miles per hour does the Earth revolve on its own axis?
(a) 1,000.
(b) 6,000.
(c) 66,600.
(d) 33,600.

3. What is surprising about the limestone megaliths found in the Great Sphinx?
(a) They could have been cut smaller to be moved more easily.
(b) Limestone was not found anywhere else.
(c) Granite would have been easier to move than limestone.
(d) They could not possibly have been moved.

4. What did Hancock note about moving the limestone megaliths found in the Great Sphinx?
(a) A crane capable of moving them was not invented until 1993.
(b) In 1993, only 2 land-based cranes in the world could move them.
(c) In 2003, only 2 land-based cranes in the world could move them.
(d) A crane capable of moving them was not invented until 2003.

5. What did Hancock discover about the Great Pyramid's lengths and corner angles?
(a) They are too worn out to be measured.
(b) They are surprisingly inaccurate.
(c) They were obviously slapped together quickly.
(d) They are unusually accurate.

6. What effect forces the Earth's axis to wobble slowly clockwise while it spins counter-clockwise?
(a) Obliquity.
(b) Precess.
(c) Eccentricity.
(d) Ecliptic.

7. Who is Jane Sellers?
(a) An explorer.
(b) A geologist-astronomer.
(c) An archaeo-astronomer.
(d) A socio-astronomer.

8. In Chapter 38, how did Hancock observe the Great Pyramid?
(a) From the base.
(b) Through passageways from room to room.
(c) From the top.
(d) From a plane.

9. How did Hancock view the lack of a site plan in Chapter 36?
(a) As evidence that the Egyptians were not an advanced culture.
(b) As evidence of another culture's influence.
(c) As an anomaly.
(d) As symbolic.

10. What did Robert Bauval discover?
(a) Orion's three belt stars are in a straight line.
(b) Orion's belt has four stars.
(c) Orion's belt only has two stars.
(d) Orion's three belt stars are not in a straight line.

11. What is the Great Pyramid a scale model of?
(a) Earth's southern hemisphere.
(b) The southern sky.
(c) Earth's northern hemisphere.
(d) The northern sky.

12. How are the stars Sirius A and B related?
(a) B circles A.
(b) A circles B.
(c) They line up with other stars.
(d) They form a circle with other stars.

13. How many degrees are allocated on the elliptic for each constellation?
(a) 72.
(b) 30.
(c) 60.
(d) 360.

14. How high is the entry to the Great Pyramid?
(a) 36 meters.
(b) 36 yards.
(c) 36 feet.
(d) 3 feet 6 inches.

15. What is the term for the gravity of the sun and planets exerting influence on the Earth's elliptic orbit?
(a) Eccentricity.
(b) Ecliptic.
(c) Precess.
(d) Obliquity.

Short Answer Questions

1. What theory is ascribed to Charles Hapgood?

2. How many miles per hour does the Earth revolve around the sun?

3. What did John West claim in Chapter 40?

4. What was the large Antarctic landmass supporting in Chapter 51?

5. Who were Palermo Stone and Turin Papyrus?

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