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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 Sumerian artifact did Sitchin discover that proves the people's knowledge of the solar system?
(a) A portrait showing eleven children.
(b) A seal showing eleven circles.
(c) A pot with twelve stars.
(d) A vase showing eleven squares.
2. Sitchin revealed that who occupied Israel, Lebanon, and Syria in Chapter 3?
(a) Sumerians.
(b) Greeks and Romans.
(c) The Canaanites.
(d) Babylonians.
3. Which god replaced Hades in the 12 ruling Olympian Gods?
(a) Hera.
(b) Mercury.
(c) Aphrodite.
(d) Zeus.
4. Who was Marduk?
(a) The father of Zeus.
(b) A cruel father of Anu.
(c) He became the primary god of Babylon.
(d) A mean ruler of Babylon.
5. What is cuneiform?
(a) The earliest known form of writing.
(b) A language.
(c) The Cuni way of life.
(d) A uniform worn by the gods.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was the engineer responsible for man's creation?
2. When did Copernicus discover that the planets move around the sun?
3. How does Neptune quiet the sun?
4. How many major Sumerian gods are there?
5. What brings the Greeks in contact with the Persians in 331 B.C.?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is interesting about the Hittite gods and culture?
2. What was the literal translation of "mu" that Sitchin develops?
3. What did Ralph Solecki's 1957 discovery
4. What do Sumerian texts describe Pluto as?
5. Why is Sitchin so sure that human life could not have begun on Earth?
6. What did Sitchin find proof of in the work of early astronomers from Mesopotamia, Hittites, and Babylonia?
7. Why does Marduk feel pressure from the other planets in the solar system?
8. What did Sitchin think the angels of the Bible really were?
9. Why did Sitchin think it was possible for astrologists to be wrong in their assertion that there are only eight planets in the solar system?
10. How did humans attempt to go to the heavens and see the gods.
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