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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. To what superhuman are Viracocha and Quetzalcoatl compared?
(a) Isis.
(b) Palermo Stone.
(c) Osiris.
(d) Turin Papyrus.
2. What fits the Earth-displacement theory in Chapter 50?
(a) An outline of the South Pole.
(b) An outline about Antarctica.
(c) A map of the South Pole.
(d) A map of Antarctica.
3. What is surprising about the limestone megaliths found in the Great Sphinx?
(a) They could not possibly have been moved.
(b) Granite would have been easier to move than limestone.
(c) They could have been cut smaller to be moved more easily.
(d) Limestone was not found anywhere else.
4. What is the term for the gravity of the sun and planets exerting influence on the Earth's elliptic orbit?
(a) Ecliptic.
(b) Eccentricity.
(c) Precess.
(d) Obliquity.
5. What was the large Antarctic landmass supporting in Chapter 51?
(a) Vegetation.
(b) An ancient civilization.
(c) Exploration.
(d) Migration.
6. What did the author do in Chapter 52?
(a) Stir up controversy about whether future calamities will occur.
(b) Warn mankind about the dangers of ignoring warnings.
(c) Reassure readers that the calamities will not happen again.
(d) Celebrate mankind's attempts to prevent further calamities.
7. What was discovered about unmapped oceans in Chapter 50?
(a) They probably could have supported a lost civilization.
(b) They definitely could have supported a lost civilization.
(c) They could not have supported a lost civilization.
(d) They still support a lost civilization.
8. What is the Great Pyramid a scale model of?
(a) The southern sky.
(b) Earth's northern hemisphere.
(c) Earth's southern hemisphere.
(d) The northern sky.
9. Who were Palermo Stone and Turin Papyrus?
(a) Kings before the First Dynasty.
(b) Kings after the First Dynasty.
(c) Kings during the First Dynasty.
(d) Gods.
10. What was inside the Second Pyramid?
(a) Bone fragments.
(b) An empty sarcophagus.
(c) Gold treasures.
(d) An embalmed mummy.
11. How much does the average block of the Great Pyramid weigh?
(a) 2.5 tons.
(b) 3.5 tons.
(c) 300 pounds.
(d) 200 pounds.
12. What did Hancock's researcher conclude in Chapter 50?
(a) There was definitely a lost civilization.
(b) There was no lost civilization.
(c) The lost civilization still exists.
(d) A lost civilization was supported by a landmass.
13. How are the stars Sirius A and B related?
(a) They line up with other stars.
(b) B circles A.
(c) They form a circle with other stars.
(d) A circles B.
14. 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 2003.
(b) A crane capable of moving them was not invented until 1993.
(c) In 2003, only 2 land-based cranes in the world could move them.
(d) In 1993, only 2 land-based cranes in the world could move them.
15. What do the texts of Manetho describe?
(a) Gods punishing everyday Egyptians.
(b) Gods ruling the Nile Valley.
(c) Pharoahs ruling the Nile Valley.
(d) Gods punishing pharoahs.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Hancock discover about the Great Pyramid's faces?
2. What is a second element of the author's thesis in Chapter 52?
3. What does the chart on page 472 show?
4. What did sacred writings offer evidence of in Chapter 41?
5. How many gods is Heliopolis associated with?
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