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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. What is the item allegedly used for according to the characters?
(a) Preserving organs.
(b) Delivering important messages.
(c) Causing visions.
(d) Receiving communications from space.

2. Which one of the following items is not worn by Harriet?
(a) Stopper.
(b) Sacred urn.
(c) Sacred collar.
(d) Headband.

3. What was located at the base of the structure?
(a) Place of clean laundry.
(b) Grand entrance hall.
(c) Communal sanctuary.
(d) Waste preservation containers.

4. Along the passageways, workers found signs/objects bearing what word(s)?
(a) EXIT.
(b) FIRE ALARM.
(c) THIS WAY.
(d) BEVERAGES.

5. In what year does Carson change?
(a) 4022.
(b) 4143.
(c) 3927.
(d) 3860.

Short Answer Questions

1. The shoes are thought to be vessels designed for holding what item(s)?

2. What word is used to describe the state of the crew at this point?

3. When was that object usually placed at a scene?

4. What is the most important item in the chamber?

5. Interest was revived in the lost continent how many years ago?

Short Essay Questions

1. Name two pieces of jewelry worn by Harriet. What were their real uses?

2. How long was it between the discovery and the beginning of the excavation? Was it successful?

3. The item(s) were eventually classified as being what?

4. What are Carson's names for items #8, 9, & 10?

5. How does Carson refer to the faucets? Where are they located?

6. What were the "columns" discussed by scientists? What were they really? Where would they normally be found?

7. Explain Carson's nightmare experienced shortly after the start of the excavation.

8. What is the Sacred Parchment? What is its use?

9. What covered the majority of North America?

10. Once the discovery of the excavation site was made known word began to spread all over the world. Who came to visit the site?

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