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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. Who does Crowley speak to in Chapter 29?
(a) God.
(b) Horus.
(c) Laylah.
(d) Nuit.
2. Which character does Crowley use to refer to himself in the text?
(a) Nuit.
(b) Frater Perdurabo.
(c) Roth-Kapoor.
(d) Pan.
3. The Path is easier to follow when one sticks where?
(a) In the middle.
(b) To the left.
(c) Behind.
(d) To the right.
4. This is another name for Hell as well as Consciousness and the Universe.
(a) Pergatory.
(b) Abyss.
(c) Transcension.
(d) Earth.
5. Who explains that God is a two-headed eagle in Chapter 33?
(a) Nuit Anubis.
(b) Horus.
(c) Isis.
(d) Iacubus Burgundus Molensis.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 33, what is the name of the Christian military order in the Middle Ages?
2. Crowley states that when the universe is in _____, anything can topple it.
3. Chapter 27 is the flip side of Chapter ___.
4. Crowley compares speech with what in Chapter 5?
5. Crowley prays to Horus to take away the concept of what in Chapter 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Crowley describe the creation of the universe in Chapter 6, "Caviar"?
2. Describe the Masters of the Temple from Chapter 7. Who are these figures and what does Crowley write of them?
3. How is Crowley's depiction of God different in "The Smoking Dog" than in previous chapters?
4. Describe Crowley's depiction of the structure of the universe in "The Glow Worm."
5. Describe Crowley's use of numerology in "The Elephant and the Tortoise."
6. What does Crowley write of Daath, the sephirot, and Tiphareth?
7. What numerological statement does Crowley assert in "The Dragon-Flies"? What is his meaning with this number?
8. Discuss the Buddhist principles that Crowley introduces in "Pilgrim Talk."
9. How does Chapter 27 relate to Chapter 15? What story does Crowley tell in "The Sorcerer"?
10. Describe Crowley's thoughts on waiters in "The Despot." What is this a metaphor for?
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