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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whose only truly great idea was to create a car that was affordable for the common man?
2. What refers to survivors in the struggle for existence, the only desires that remain after careful reflection of all desires in one's life?
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. The author whose garden is described in Part V, Chapter 15 created what famous fictional detective?
5. Who is described as having seen a vision of man flying like a bird in Part V, Chapter 15?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Collier define Faith? What is its importance?
2. How does Collier define Positive and Negative in terms of Attitude?
3. What, according to Collier, is the most God-like ability man possesses?
4. What obstacles does one face in finding one's desires, according to Collier?
5. What does the article from Dun's Review and Modern Industry say of imagination in Part V, Chapter 17?
6. What is the first secret of Collier's multi-step system, describe in Part I, Chapter 1?
7. What great entrepreneurs and thinkers are described in Part V, Chapter 16?
8. How does desire differentiate between employees and individuals, according to Collier?
9. How does Constructive Imagination aid in mapping out projects?
10. What does Collier assert is a smart way to go about determining one's Ideal Desire in Part V, Chapter 19?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe Collier's definitions of Constructive Imagination and the Definitive Purpose. What is the relationship between the two?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the importance of Ideal Desire, and analyze different methods in which one may focus his/her intentions. How does imagination play into this process?
Essay Topic 3
Describe Albert Einstein's philosophies of the mind and imagination. Why do Collier and Einstein believe that creativity is of more importance?
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