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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. Crowley states that he is against all what in Chapter 80?
(a) Government.
(b) Religion.
(c) Truth.
(d) Philosophy.
2. What is formed by a red triangle and a blue triangle?
(a) The Holy Trinity.
(b) The Holy Pentagram.
(c) The Holy Star.
(d) The Holy Hexagram.
3. What does Crowley say is Allah's number?
(a) 77.
(b) 6.
(c) 7.
(d) 66.
4. In Chapter 59's short poem on fate, Crowley writes he views fate as good because he will become a what?
(a) Krishna.
(b) Lover.
(c) Vishnu.
(d) Buddha.
5. Chapter 53 describes a man attempting to find water using what?
(a) A magnet.
(b) A horse.
(c) A divining rod.
(d) A compass.
Short Answer Questions
1. Crowley writes in his commentary that the travelers in the desert are the what?
2. Crowley seeks to return to nothing in Chapter 74, so he prepares to sail to _____.
3. Who is riding a camel in the beginning of Chapter 73?
4. Crowley writes that only the Wheel of the ____ explains cause and effect and shows man the Path.
5. The travelers cross the universe amidst how many seas?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Crowley write of the Chinese octave in Chapter 44? What is his meaning?
2. Describe Crowley's views of women, as noted in "The Dowser."
3. What does Crowley write of life and death in "Mulberry Tops"?
4. Who dies in "Sic Transeat"? How is this symbolic?
5. Discuss the ritual of the "Mass of the Phoenix."
6. What does Crowley indicate about light in the ritual of "Twig?"
7. What is Crowley's conclusion in "Phaeton" regarding the horse?
8. How does Crowley comfort himself in "Sodom-Apples"? What is his conclusion in this parable?
9. What metaphor does Crowley use for the mind in "Dust-Devils"? How may this be interpreted?
10. What does Crowley write of his love for Laylah in "The Drooping Sunflower"?
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