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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. In Chapter 37 Crowley asserts that both thought and meditation are what?
(a) Light.
(b) Shadows.
(c) Love.
(d) God.

2. What is the third chapter dedicated to?
(a) The Horse.
(b) The Pearl.
(c) The Oyster.
(d) The Peach.

3. What does Crowley define as the Ultimate Reality?
(a) IT.
(b) OUT.
(c) The Path.
(d) The Way.

4. Who says that the universe is actually a joke in Chapter 14?
(a) Buddha.
(b) God.
(c) Laylah.
(d) Frater Perdurabo.

5. In Chapter 18, Crowley writes that the _____ is the essence of a man.
(a) Will to power.
(b) Desire for knowledge.
(c) Male sex drive.
(d) Need for love.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 7, the reasoner chooses how many spheres and proclaimed them to be all of existence?

2. What statue does Crowley estimate is actually an approximation of the male body?

3. _____ is a name for the unity of all things.

4. Below the Holy Three in Chapter 10 are Chaos and what?

5. What name is Latin for I will endure to the end?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. In "Onion Peelings," what does Crowley assert about tragedy and comedy?

3. What does the Oyster represent and what is Crowley's meaning in this chapter?

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. What does Crowley write of The Abyss in "Windlestraws"?

8. What is Crawley's message to the reader in "The Swan"?

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

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

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