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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. In what year was the character Shura born?
(a) 1925.
(b) 1923.
(c) 1940.
(d) 1916.
2. What is the state of trance referred to by Alice in Chapter 16?
(a) The Spiral.
(b) The Nothing.
(c) The White Light.
(d) The Void.
3. What causes Alice to almost die in Chapter 17?
(a) Car accident.
(b) Miscarriage.
(c) Stroke.
(d) Seizure.
4. Shura determines in his experiments with MDMA that it is not truly what?
(a) Transferable.
(b) Psychedelic.
(c) Safe.
(d) Physical.
5. When is Alice invited to meet with the spiritual teacher, where she meets Shura?
(a) February.
(b) September.
(c) April.
(d) January.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Shura given for a bone infection in his thumb in WWII?
2. What is Alice's oldest son's name?
3. What drug does Shura take with Alice, after receiving a letter in Chapter 24?
4. In Chapter 6, Shura details manufacturing the drug ____ by combining an ammonia molecule to a substance called myristicin, which is found in oil of nutmeg.
5. What drug do Alice and Shura take in Chapter 26?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the second occasion where Alice and Shura meet?
2. What does Shura reveal to Alice about Ursula in Chapter 20? What is her response?
3. What are some of the bad traits Alice describes of herself and Shura in Chapter 28?
4. What drug experience does Alice share with Sam in Chapter 17?
5. What synthesis does Shura attempt in Chapter 5? What delays this work?
6. What were Shura's education plans following high school? How did they turn out?
7. What is Shura's relationship to Dr. Andrew Walker Scott?
8. From whose point of view is Chapter 16 told? What does this character detail?
9. With whom does Alice speak of Shura with in Chapter 23? What does she learn?
10. What drug is Shura manufacturing in Chapter 6? How?
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