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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the Earth's orbit plane extended outward called?
(a) Its eccentricity.
(b) Its ecliptic.
(c) Its obliquity.
(d) Its precess.

2. What did Hancock assume to be the "missing piece" in Chapter 50?
(a) Clues left by lost civilizations.
(b) The humans' evolution from apes.
(c) A cataclysmic catastrophe.
(d) Ocean life.

3. What did sacred writings offer evidence of in Chapter 41?
(a) Limited technological skills.
(b) No technological skills.
(c) Unexpected advanced tehnological skills.
(d) Expected advanced technological skills.

4. How high is the antechamber ceiling of the Great Pyramid?
(a) 120 feet.
(b) 12 feet.
(c) 12 yards.
(d) 12 meters.

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

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

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

8. What does the chart on page 472 show?
(a) Displacement at the North Pole.
(b) The South Pole and Antarctica during displacement.
(c) The South Pole and Antarctica after displacement.
(d) The South Pole and Antarctica before displacement.

9. 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.

10. What is surprising about the granite used to sculpt the Second Pyramid?
(a) The sculptures appear primitive for that time period.
(b) The type of granite was not found anywhere else.
(c) There is no evidence that the granite could be moved there.
(d) There is no evidence the necessary drilling tools existed.

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

12. How much does the average block of the Great Pyramid weigh?
(a) 2.5 tons.
(b) 300 pounds.
(c) 200 pounds.
(d) 3.5 tons.

13. What did the Sun God, Ra, do?
(a) Sit on a throne surrounded by lesser gods.
(b) Give orders to lesser gods.
(c) Control the movement of the stars.
(d) Control darkness and light.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Hancock propose in Chapter 52?

2. How tall is the Great Pyramid?

3. How far does the sun migrate in 72 years?

4. How many years does it take for the sun to complete one half-degree shift?

5. What do the texts of Manetho describe?

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