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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Who was already a millionaire before he actually hired someone to give him the education he felt he needed?
(a) Benjamin Franklin.
(b) Henry Ford.
(c) Andrew Carnegie.
(d) John D. Rockefeller.

3. The article that comprises Part V, Chapter 16 was originally published when?
(a) 1950.
(b) 1955.
(c) 1953.
(d) 1948.

4. What is defined as that including but not limited to Fear, Worry, Lack of Confidence?
(a) Ultra-Positive.
(b) Neutral.
(c) Positive.
(d) Negative.

5. In answering how to immerse oneself in a project, the author suggests that what a smart individual will do is to act as if he will be offered a bonus of how much?
(a) $100,000.
(b) $1,000,000.
(c) $100,000,000.
(d) $10,000,000.

6. What is the part of the mind that is all-wise, all-powerful, and also called the Higher Self within man?
(a) Universal Mind.
(b) Superconscious Mind.
(c) Subconscious Mind.
(d) Conscious Mind.

7. According to Collier, true wealth is not in money but in what?
(a) Ideas.
(b) Truth.
(c) Love.
(d) Ambition.

8. Collier asserts that a more comprehensive view of Faith is that it exists because of what?
(a) Circumstance.
(b) Questions.
(c) Uncertainty.
(d) Reason.

9. What individual does Collier describe who won a contest put on by Nautilus Magazine in Part III, Chapter 9?
(a) Caroline Drake.
(b) Wilma Rogers.
(c) Cassandra Smith.
(d) Jennifer Mitchell.

10. What poem by Francis Thompson is cited in Part IV, Chapter 13?
(a) "The Kingdom of God."
(b) "On Health and Holiness."
(c) "At the Lord's Table."
(d) "The Hound of Heaven."

11. According to Collier, most individuals have many desires, and they can often what?
(a) Develop into cancerous thoughts.
(b) Develop into a single desire.
(c) Conflict with one another.
(d) Build a web of ambition.

12. What is a striking occurrence of two or more events at one time apparently by the absence of cause of events that can be predicted?
(a) Randomness.
(b) Fate.
(c) Chance.
(d) Coincidence.

13. Expounding on his theory of belief, Collier insists that everything desired can be attained provided it is what?
(a) Consciously attainable.
(b) Physically attainable.
(c) Earnestly desired.
(d) Others want it for you.

14. What uneducated men accomplished work that is still unequaled, according to Collier?
(a) The Conquistadors.
(b) The Israelites.
(c) The Apostles.
(d) The Greek philosophers.

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What, according to Collier, directs the general success or non-success of an individual per that individual's beliefs and Faith?

3. What is referred to as the part of the brain that makes itself known to man?

4. According to Collier, the strong desire inside each individual is responsible for that person's what?

5. What does Collier refer to as the Supreme Presence Power as well as Good, as God, as Divinity.?

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