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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. Why did Enki's son, Gibil, assist Enki in the Southern hemisphere where mining was prevalent?
(a) Gibil was the god of smelting.
(b) He already lived in the southern hemisphere.
(c) His father demanded he help.
(d) Gibil wanted to make his father proud.

2. What does Sitchin claim about his creation story?
(a) It was only creationism.
(b) It was completely true.
(c) It involved a lot of scientific evolution.
(d) It was a blend of creationism and evolution.

3. To the Nefilim, what planet number would Earth be?
(a) 8th.
(b) 5th.
(c) 7th.
(d) 12th.

4. How did Sitchin think that the Nefilim created Homo sapiens?
(a) Magic.
(b) Spells.
(c) Procreation.
(d) Genetic engineering.

5. What was man created with the intention of doing?
(a) Entertaining the gods.
(b) Companions (like pets).
(c) Being the main creation for the Nefilim.
(d) Working and tending the Earth.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did many Sumerian structures have on the top of buildings?

2. What were the Anunnaki?

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

4. Which of the gods ruled the Nefilim planet?

5. What suggested that man was created from one mold?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Enlil create man.

2. How did Adam and Eve's tasting from the Tree of Knowledge give them the ability to procreate?

3. Does Sitchin agree with the validity of animal evolution over the centuries?

4. How did the Nefilim group the planets?

5. In the Sumerian story of the Great Flood, how did Enki come to the aide of the humankind?

6. When the Nefilim landed on Earth, what age was Earth in?

7. What was Enlil's human son named?

8. Where did the gods witness the flood from?

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

10. Who suggested that the gods create a worker to tend to the mines?

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