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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 did Leary and Schultes compare?
(a) They were colleagues and friends.
(b) All of these.
(c) They were opposites.
(d) They studied together.

2. What had sugar been known for centuries as?
(a) A rare sweetener.
(b) All of these.
(c) A rare medicinal substance.
(d) A rare treat.

3. What was the opium tincture's name?
(a) Lawdinum.
(b) Laudanum.
(c) Laudinum.
(d) Laudenum.

4. When was smoking itself introduced in Europe?
(a) When Columbus came back the first time from the New World.
(b) None of these.
(c) When Columbus came back from his second trip to the New World.
(d) When the Indo-Europeans migrated and brought it with them.

5. In Egypt around the sixteen hundreds, opium was prescribed to whom?
(a) Nursing mothers.
(b) Expecting mothers.
(c) Crying children.
(d) Everyone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the present mode of culturally acceptable recreational drug use?

2. In what year was a full years worth of opium sent up in smoke in China?

3. What is the main problem with this theory?

4. Who's crusade against marijuana created a public hysteria?

5. What was the first and most immediate payoff of the New World?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the Old World belief regarding honeybees? Why is this of significance regarding the Partnership society?

2. What likely caused the fall of Catal Huyuk, and where did its inhabitants go?

3. What are the downsides to coffee addiction?

4. What of Marco Polo's adventures in the mysterious East may have blackened Cannabis' reputation?

5. What was indicative of an influx in feminine values?

6. In what areas were promising results revealed in LSD medicine?

7. Why aren't the positive effects of marijuana usage reported in America from scientists?

8. What were the first of the Europeans to outlaw tobacco? What affect did this have on consumption?

9. What is the difference between ayahuasca and DMT hallucinations?

10. In what ways were opium ingested and what sparked the change in ingestion?

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