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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. The Path is easier to follow when one sticks where?
(a) In the middle.
(b) Behind.
(c) To the left.
(d) To the right.
2. Crowley writes in Chapter 40 that all things reflect only what they are not and so appear to be their _________.
(a) Mirror.
(b) Exact opposite.
(c) Sibling.
(d) Absense.
3. What number represents the unity of the many and also the joy of that unity?
(a) 1001.
(b) 111.
(c) 6.
(d) 101.
4. What statue does Crowley estimate is actually an approximation of the male body?
(a) The Thinker.
(b) Madonna.
(c) David.
(d) Venus de Milo.
5. Which belief holds that existence is suffering?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Buddhism.
(c) Judaism.
(d) Hinduism.
Short Answer Questions
1. Crowley prays to Horus to take away the concept of what in Chapter 2?
2. In the tenth chapter, Crowley informs the reader that while ______ may appear to have some logical structure, this is just an illusion.
3. Crowley writes that it is not necessary to understand God but to simply ____ him.
4. Crowley writes in Chapter 24 that One True God cries "____,"
5. _____ is a name for the unity of all things.
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Crowley describe the creation of the universe in Chapter 6, "Caviar"?
2. What is Crowley's conclusion of contradiction in "The Battle of the Ants"?
3. Describe Crowley's depiction of the structure of the universe in "The Glow Worm."
4. What is the Gun-Barrel symbolic of?
5. What does Crowley describe IT as in Chapter 31?
6. What is Crawley's message to the reader in "The Swan"?
7. Describe Crowley's thoughts on waiters in "The Despot." What is this a metaphor for?
8. Describe Crowley's use of numerology in "The Elephant and the Tortoise."
9. What does Crowley question of the feminine energy in "Peaches"? What is his conclusion?
10. What is Crowley's position on disease in "The Mountaineer"?
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