1. Jack London created a formula wherein part one had a pair of lovers split apart, part two reunites them through some event or act, and then what happens in part three?
(a) The pair splits for good.
(b) Wedding bells rang.
(c) The truth was revealed.
(d) Good triumphed over evil.

2. When was Jack London born?
(a) 1857.
(b) 1866.
(c) 1876.
(d) 1862.

3. What is nothing more and nothing less than the belief in the impossible, according to the author of Part V, Chapter 15?
(a) Religion.
(b) Science.
(c) Faith.
(d) Imagination.

4. Collier writes that it has been proven over and over that intelligence can be increased and improved by what?
(a) Exercising the brain.
(b) Doing crossword puzzles.
(c) Reading books.
(d) Getting a proper amount of sleep.

5. What is the second component of Creativity, according to Collier?
(a) The ability to sense and know that a problem exists.
(b) The ability to discern reality from fiction.
(c) To consider any and all possible solutions to the problem.
(d) Flexibility in the approach to solving the problem.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

2. According to the author, without confident expectation that life will continue, there can be no expectation of achieving one's what?

3. The second step of the Master Formula of Attainment is to establish what?

4. Expounding on his theory of belief, Collier insists that everything desired can be attained provided it is what?

5. According to Collier, one has faith in the Law of what that if he were to step off the roof of a building that he would fall to the ground?

(see the answer key)

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