2. How is the Egyptians' knowledge protected, according to Chapter 42?
(a) A lack of sacred texts.
(b) A lack of mythology.
(c) Coding in metaphors and allegories.
(d) Coding in sacred texts.

3. What is remarkable about the use of pi in ancient Egypt?
(a) It was thought to be discovered later by the Phoenicians.
(b) It was thought to be discovered later by the Greeks.
(c) It was thought to be discovered later by the Romans.
(d) It was thought to be discovered later by the Altruscans.

4. What does the Piri Reis map provide?
(a) Evidence of an ancient civilization with the ability to move heavy boulders.
(b) Evidence of an ancient civilization with celestial knowledge.
(c) Evidence of an ancient civilization with global knowlege.
(d) Evidence of an ancient civilization with technological skills.

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

6. About how many blocks does the Great Pyramid have?
(a) 2.3 thousand.
(b) 3.2 million.
(c) 3.2 thousand.
(d) 2.3 million.

7. What is at the base of the Great Pyramid?
(a) Cats.
(b) Gods.
(c) Boats.
(d) Snakes.

8. How many years is one complete precessional cycle?
(a) 25,160.
(b) 2,920.
(c) 25,920.
(d) 2,160.

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

10. In Chapter 36, what did Hancock explore?
(a) Pyramids with the coffins of specific pharaohs.
(b) Pyramids with coffins that have been looted.
(c) Pyramids with unidentified, empty coffins.
(d) Pyramids with the coffins of peasants.

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

12. How much does the Great Pyramid weigh?
(a) 6 thousand pounds.
(b) 6 million tons.
(c) 6 million pounds.
(d) 6 thousand tons.

13. What theory is ascribed to Charles Hapgood?
(a) Carbon dating.
(b) Earth-crust displacement.
(c) Ocean displacement.
(d) Evolution.

14. How many zodiac constellations are there?
(a) More than 100.
(b) 12.
(c) More than 1,000.
(d) 24.

15. According to Chapter 32, what is the convergence of global myths evidence of?
(a) Many authors.
(b) Early migration.
(c) A common author.
(d) Early writing.