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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. This is another name for Hell as well as Consciousness and the Universe.
(a) Abyss.
(b) Transcension.
(c) Pergatory.
(d) Earth.

2. What number represents the unity of the many and also the joy of that unity?
(a) 111.
(b) 1001.
(c) 101.
(d) 6.

3. What does Crowley suggest we seek to kill every day in Chapter 16?
(a) Hatred.
(b) Individuality.
(c) Fear.
(d) Love.

4. The Path is easier to follow when one sticks where?
(a) Behind.
(b) To the left.
(c) To the right.
(d) In the middle.

5. What does a person become upon reaching the end of The Path?
(a) The Way.
(b) The Path.
(c) God.
(d) Divinity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Crowley writes in Chapter 28 that ____ never fails and does not end in life or death.

2. The thirtieth chapter is an _____ of dreams to consciousness.

3. What character is introduced in Chapter 28?

4. What is referred to as the orgasm, or state when one encounters the universal consciousness?

5. What is the name of the first triad in Chapter 0?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Crowley write of the Knights Templar?

2. When does Crowley describe making love to Laylah in "The Southern Cross"? What is this symbolic of?

3. What does Crowley suggest man's relationship with God be in "The Blind Webster"?

4. How does Chapter 27 relate to Chapter 15? What story does Crowley tell in "The Sorcerer"?

5. What does Crowley question of the feminine energy in "Peaches"? What is his conclusion?

6. Describe Crowley's use of numerology in "The Elephant and the Tortoise."

7. Describe Crowley's meaning in his analogy of dreams to consciousness in Chapter 30.

8. What does the figure of Laylah represent to Crowley? What is written of her in "The Pole Star"?

9. Where does Crowley associate disease in "Steeped Horsehair"? Where is man's potential?

10. How does Crowley equate love with death in "The Stag-Beetle"?

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