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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. Aleph-7 has a dosage of how many milligrams listed in The Chemical Story Part One?
(a) 6-10.
(b) 30-50.
(c) 4-7.
(d) 100-105.

2. What is the name of the cathedral Alice and Shura visit on their honeymoon?
(a) St. Joseph.
(b) Dom.
(c) St. Mary.
(d) Tinka.

3. On drug number three of The Chemical Story Part One, Aleph, Shura is able to write nearly fourteen pages of notes at ___ milligrams.
(a) Thirty.
(b) Fifteen.
(c) Five.
(d) Ten.

4. The dosage listed for BOHD is greater than how many milligrams?
(a) 10.
(b) 50.
(c) 40.
(d) 30.

5. What does Shura refer to as the state of uncaring, anhedonia, and of emotionlessness?
(a) Black State.
(b) Blue State.
(c) Beth State.
(d) White State.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the duration listed for Aleph-4 in The Chemical Story Part One?

2. Where do Shura and Alice arrive first on their honeymoon?

3. What drug does the group experiment with on Shura's birthday?

4. What drug does Shura take in Chapter 29 that is derived from Aleph-2?

5. Shura attests in Chapter 42 that what are completely unjustifiable unless there is an indication a crime has been committed?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens on the trip in Chapter 40 to make Shura feel aged?

2. What does Shura tell Alice of nucleotides in Chapter 30?

3. What does Shura write of his earliest experiences with 2C-B in The Chemical Story Part One?

4. What does Shura say of a mental fugue in Chapter 37?

5. How does Aleph-4 change in its effects between eight milligrams and seven?

6. What event takes place in Chapter 34?

7. What is Ursula's reaction to the letter in Chapter 30?

8. What letter does Shura receive in Chapter 29? How does he feel about it?

9. What is Shura's take of Aleph-7 in The Chemical Story Part One?

10. What is the viewpoint of the DEA regarding Pihkal? Why?

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