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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. Where was a spaceport constructed?
(a) Ninurta.
(b) Sippar.
(c) Nannar.
(d) Larsa.

2. After the flood begins, how do many of the gods feel?
(a) Happy.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Frightful.
(d) Regretful.

3. Of the two brother-gods, who was man's adversary?
(a) Enlil.
(b) Cain.
(c) Nanna.
(d) Gibil.

4. Who does Enlil decide to have a flood wipe out all of humanity?
(a) He changed his mind at the last moment.
(b) He wanted to recreate better humans.
(c) The humans asked for water, so he gave them a lot.
(d) The Flood was the last straw. He had previously tried to kill off mankind through famine.

5. Was a god/homo erectus mix the gods first choice?
(a) No Enlil had forbidden it.
(b) Yes, Anu said for the gods to procreate with Homo erectus.
(c) Yes, Enki always wanted to attempt to.
(d) Probably not, Sitchin says there was evidence of other creatures being created first/

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Sitchin think that Homo sapiens were created?

2. Where did the gods live among the humans?

3. What Sumerian god was the Earth planet-god?

4. How is the planet-god of Shar described in Sumerian texts?

5. While Adapa was developing and before he was born, where did he live?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did the Nefilim group the planets?

2. Who were the Anunnaki and why did they become upset with the gods?

3. Why did Sitchin equate the planet Marduk with images of a winged globe in ancient artwork?

4. How was the length of life estimated by Sitchin?

5. Why is the Nefilim planet considered the 12th planet?

6. When the Nefilim landed on Earth, what was their first intention to do with the new planet?

7. How did procreation change man-kind?

8. What was Ziggurats?

9. As the gods land on Earth and take a look at what has been done, what did they find?

10. How did Enlil create man.

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