1. In Part II, Chapter 4, Collier writes that in order to be truly successful, what must be created in the audience of the speaker in order to get them to feel with emotion?
(a) Consciousness.
(b) Desire.
(c) Attraction.
(d) Power.

2. Who wrote the essay which comprises Part V, Chapter 15?
(a) Andrew Carnegie.
(b) Napoleon.
(c) Robert Collier.
(d) Selwyn James.

3. According to Collier, one's what is constantly changing, being influenced by and influencing one's surroundings and those around them?
(a) Superego.
(b) Desire.
(c) Emotional being.
(d) Mental attitude.

4. What refers to the strongest and most persistent desires of an individual tend to attract to him (or her) that which is closely related to or correlated with those desires?
(a) Desire Power.
(b) Desire Strength.
(c) Desireability.
(d) The Big Desire.

5. Collier cites what verse from the Bible regarding Faith in Part IV, Chapter 13?
(a) Psalm 33.
(b) Psalm 42.
(c) Psalm 22.
(d) Psalm 23.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many secrets does Collier put forth, claiming that they will completely change the life of the individual who takes his words to heart and makes a concentrated effort to apply his principles in the book?

2. In Part III, Chapter 8, Collier compares the energies and resources within man to the abundant law of what?

3. What poem by Francis Thompson is cited in Part IV, Chapter 13?

4. In Part IV, Chapter 10, Collier quotes from the Bible reminding the reader that God helps what?

5. What is defined as Confident Expectation, Self-Confidence, Optimism, Expectation of Good not Evil, of Wealth not Poverty?

(see the answer key)

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