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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. _____ is a name for the unity of all things.
(a) IT.
(b) THAT.
(c) BEAST.
(d) Love.
2. What is the title of Chapter 7?
(a) The Battle of the Ants.
(b) Caviar.
(c) The Oyster.
(d) Peaches.
3. How many separate triads are used to explain the creation of the universe in Chapter 0?
(a) Three.
(b) Four.
(c) Five.
(d) Two.
4. What is the title of the fourth chapter?
(a) Peaches.
(b) The Oyster.
(c) The One.
(d) The Battle of the Ants.
5. In Chapter 29, Crowley refers to making love when?
(a) The evening sunset.
(b) During Creation.
(c) The Night of Pan.
(d) The morning dew.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the word OUT, "O" represents nothing or a void, while "T" signifies a phallus, and "UT" represents what?
2. Crowley states that when the universe is in _____, anything can topple it.
3. In Chapter 0, Crowley describes that God created both knowledge and what?
4. The thirtieth chapter is an _____ of dreams to consciousness.
5. The Pentagram is the square of what?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Crowley associate disease in "Steeped Horsehair"? Where is man's potential?
2. How is Crowley's depiction of God different in "The Smoking Dog" than in previous chapters?
3. Describe Crowley's meaning in his analogy of dreams to consciousness in Chapter 30.
4. How does Crowley describe the creation of the universe in Chapter 6, "Caviar"?
5. What numerological statement does Crowley assert in "The Dragon-Flies"? What is his meaning with this number?
6. Discuss the Buddhist principles that Crowley introduces in "Pilgrim Talk."
7. What does Crowley question of the feminine energy in "Peaches"? What is his conclusion?
8. Describe the Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram.
9. How does Crowley equate love with death in "The Stag-Beetle"?
10. What does Crowley describe IT as in Chapter 31?
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