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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How many gods is Heliopolis associated with?
(a) 19.
(b) 90.
(c) 99.
(d) 9.
2. What is Earth's axis tilt called?
(a) Its obliquity.
(b) Its precess.
(c) Its eccentricity.
(d) Its ecliptic.
3. About how many blocks does the Great Pyramid have?
(a) 2.3 million.
(b) 2.3 thousand.
(c) 3.2 million.
(d) 3.2 thousand.
4. What theory is ascribed to Charles Hapgood?
(a) Evolution.
(b) Carbon dating.
(c) Ocean displacement.
(d) Earth-crust displacement.
5. What was displaced when the crust shifted?
(a) Exploration.
(b) Migration.
(c) An ancient civilization.
(d) Vegetation.
Short Answer Questions
1. How high is the antechamber ceiling of the Great Pyramid?
2. What did John West claim in Chapter 40?
3. What do the documents in Chapter 43 list?
4. How is the Egyptians' knowledge protected, according to Chapter 42?
5. What did Hancock propose in Chapter 52?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the cycle of precession?
2. What message did Hancock wish to send to mankind in Chapter 52?
3. What is eccentricity?
4. What accounts for differing ideas of when the Sphinx was built?
5. In Chapter 39, why do you think the Egyptians didn't cut the limestone into smaller pieces to make it easier to move?
6. What did the author mean in Chapter 33 when he referred to the boats at the base of the Great Pyramid as seeming to be of a quality exceeding the presumed need to transport a dead king to heaven?
7. As theorized in Chapter 28, do ancient myth contains a veiled method for expressing the technical terms for advanced astronomy?
8. How did Hancock resolve the absence of any lost continent in Chapter 50?
9. What two aspects of the Great Pyramid remain a mystery?
10. Is it a coincidence that the Great Pyramid is an accurate scale-model of Earth's northern hemisphere?
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