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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do psychoactive plants allow a shaman to do?
(a) To manipulate the environment.
(b) To feel good about himself.
(c) To inflate their ego.
(d) Allow the healer to journey into an invisible realm of natural magic.

2. Where is the answer located on how to achieve balance within the environment?
(a) In aboriginal reserves.
(b) In Third World countries.
(c) Neither of these.
(d) Both of these.

3. What are allies friendly towards?
(a) Our attempt to become something greater than ourselves.
(b) Our struggle to maintain composure in the face of our egos.
(c) All of these.
(d) Our struggle to birth ourselves as an intelligent species.

4. What two groups of scientists have analyzed shamanism?
(a) Neurologists and Anthropologists.
(b) Psychologists and Neurologists.
(c) Neurologists and Sociologists.
(d) Anthropologists and Psychologists.

5. What did Carl Saur believe was the explanation for grasslands?
(a) Human activity, specifically seasonal burning.
(b) Human activity, specifically agriculture.
(c) A natural occurrence where trees aren't in abundance.
(d) Human activity, specifically logging.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what pharmacological areas has LSD aided humanity?

2. What plant is considered not only a hallucinogen, but also an aphrodisiac?

3. Why must the plant sought require no preparation?

4. Why is a grass containing DMT an unlikely source of material to boost the human consciousness?

5. What is the modern incarnation of the Shaman?

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