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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice 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?
(a) Desire Power.
(b) Desire Strength.
(c) The Big Desire.
(d) Desireability.

2. According to Collier, the strong desire inside each individual is responsible for that person's what?
(a) Behavior.
(b) Outlook.
(c) Beliefs.
(d) Situation.

3. What is defined as Confident Expectation, Self-Confidence, Optimism, Expectation of Good not Evil, of Wealth not Poverty?
(a) Positive.
(b) Ultra-Negative.
(c) Neutral.
(d) Negative.

4. What is a strong will aroused by a strong desire?
(a) Fortune.
(b) Ambition.
(c) Urge.
(d) Success.

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

6. Who said "Imagination is more important than knowledge"?
(a) Sir Isaac Newton.
(b) John D. Rockefeller.
(c) Henry Ford.
(d) Albert Einstein.

7. 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?
(a) Gravitation.
(b) Stupidity.
(c) Personal injury.
(d) Pain.

8. In Part IV, Chapter 10, Collier reminds the reader how the American military uses the method of playing recordings of what to soldiers just as they are falling asleep?
(a) Poems.
(b) Bombs exploding.
(c) Drill sergeants.
(d) Foreign languages.

9. According to Collier, when man tries to flee from God, it is because that man is running from what?
(a) The goodness within himself.
(b) The church.
(c) The truth.
(d) Positivity.

10. According to the author, most inventions are the result of years and years of what?
(a) Thought.
(b) Prototypes.
(c) Failure.
(d) Experimenting.

11. When did Robert Collier die?
(a) 1950.
(b) 1965.
(c) 1942.
(d) 1941.

12. What does Collier refer to as the Supreme Presence Power as well as Good, as God, as Divinity.?
(a) I WILL.
(b) I MIGHT.
(c) I SHOULD.
(d) I AM.

13. The fifth rule of the Master Formula of Attainment is that "You may have anything you want, provided that you" what?
(a) Confidently expect to attain it.
(b) Know exactly what you want.
(c) Are willing to pay the price of its attainment.
(d) Persistently determine to obtain it.

14. The author whose garden is described in Part V, Chapter 15 created what famous fictional detective?
(a) Sherlock Holmes.
(b) Philip Marlowe.
(c) Nancy Drew.
(d) Richard Moore.

15. The article that comprises Part V, Chapter 16 was originally published by whom?
(a) Liberty Publications.
(b) Wonder Publications.
(c) Freedom Press.
(d) Dell Publications.

Short Answer Questions

1. Collier writes in Part III, Chapter 8 that stored in every person is that great reserve of ____ that is a secret from its owner.

2. What individual does Collier describe who won a contest put on by Nautilus Magazine in Part III, Chapter 9?

3. According to Collier, in order to be successful an individual must be a careful guardian of his Mental Attitude, by incorporating ideas and behaviors that are what?

4. Collier defines the Two Keys to Success as Ambition and what?

5. What law does Collier cite that in order for mental hunger to be manifested, it must have ideals presented to the mind's eye?

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