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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Point Five of Pelton's Seven Essential Points for Success?
(a) Accepting risk is necessary.
(b) Always try to improve.
(c) Don't waste time.
(d) A strong will is mandatory for success.
2. Will is the expression of what in man, according to Collier?
(a) Intelligence.
(b) Ego.
(c) Fortune.
(d) Ideas.
3. According to Collier, the Will presents itself usually out of what?
(a) Thin air.
(b) Necessity.
(c) Opportunity.
(d) Intelligence.
4. Albert Lewis Pelton observes that much of mankind is not challenging their brain and as a result are living what?
(a) A blighted life.
(b) In poverty.
(c) Unfulfilled.
(d) A lazy life.
5. Collier writes that by meditating, man places himself in the presence of what, from whom all excellent creative ideas are received?
(a) Positivity.
(b) All Power.
(c) The Great Universal Power.
(d) Dominant Desires.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the MRA stand for?
2. When was Jack London born?
3. What did Albert Lewis Pelton define as a name or grouping applied to men who exhibit great and rare qualities of mind-power?
4. Who created the MRA?
5. Collier illuminates the fact that most things man worries about what?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Collier write in response to questions of doubts and fear in Part VII, Chapter 28?
2. What does Collier write of the ability to strengthen the Will?
3. What is the Creative Ideal?
4. What is the subject of the excerpt from Pelton's The Creed of the Conquering Chief?
5. What is the result of Creative Imagination?
6. How does Collier define Will?
7. What is the MRA and who established it?
8. What analogy does Collier give for forces of the All Power?
9. How did Albert Lewis Pelton achieve success?
10. What does Collier write of failure and of Faith in Part VI, Chapter 25?
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