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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Who wrote the article that comprises Part V, Chapter 16?
(a) Sherlock Holmes.
(b) Alex Osborn.
(c) Robert Collier.
(d) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

3. 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) Are willing to pay the price of its attainment.
(c) Persistently determine to obtain it.
(d) Know exactly what you want.

4. According to Collier, training and education are not the roads to success but the ability to use what?
(a) Creative Imagination.
(b) The subconscious mind.
(c) The tools at one's disposal.
(d) Faith.

5. According to the author, part of the problem with the belief in imagination today is that many executives believe that creative thinking is only found where?
(a) In young people.
(b) Overseas.
(c) The military sector.
(d) In the realm of the artistic.

6. In Part IV, Chapter 13, Collier tells the individual that he is not material, but is ____ and that as such he or she is in complete control of Life, Consciousness, and Will.
(a) Human.
(b) Real.
(c) Spirit.
(d) Conscious.

7. Whose only truly great idea was to create a car that was affordable for the common man?
(a) Karl Benz.
(b) Christian Koenigsegg.
(c) Henry Ford.
(d) John Chrysler.

8. 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) Flexibility in the approach to solving the problem.
(d) To consider any and all possible solutions to the problem.

9. According to the author, without confident expectation that life will continue, there can be no expectation of achieving one's what?
(a) Future Desire.
(b) Insistent Desire.
(c) Ultimate Desire.
(d) Life Desire.

10. According to Collier, the ability to do what, of all human abilities, is the most God-like that man possesses, the closest that man can come to Divinity?
(a) Imagine.
(b) Create.
(c) Destroy.
(d) Determine.

11. 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?
(a) Positive.
(b) Negative.
(c) Conducive to success.
(d) Ignoring failure.

12. What is the first component of Creativity, according to Collier?
(a) To consider any and all possible solutions to the problem.
(b) Flexibility in the approach to solving the problem.
(c) The ability to sense and know that a problem exists.
(d) To delay in making rash judgment.

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

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

15. According to the author, the question foremost in the minds of most men and women is the one querying how a person can what?
(a) Better his position in life.
(b) Become wealthier.
(c) Choose their destiny.
(d) Find their true love.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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?

2. What is the part of the mind that is all-wise, all-powerful, and also called the Higher Self within man?

3. According to the author, most inventions are the result of years and years of what?

4. According to Collier, most individuals have many desires, and they can often what?

5. What uneducated men accomplished work that is still unequaled, according to Collier?

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