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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 did Laylah give up her unity for?
(a) God.
(b) Crowley.
(c) Beauty.
(d) All things.
2. What does Crowley assert is all that can be proven in Chapter 45?
(a) Love.
(b) Science.
(c) Math.
(d) Faith.
3. Men believe Frater Perdurabo is one of the Sanhedrin while women believe he is from the ____.
(a) Old World.
(b) World Below.
(c) Heavens.
(d) Old Goat.
4. Crowley asserts in Chapter 57 that the Rose is useless without what?
(a) Blood.
(b) Love.
(c) A woman.
(d) The Cross.
5. What word does Crowley ascribe to the supreme soul?
(a) Vishma.
(b) Paramatma.
(c) Jivatma.
(d) Indima.
Short Answer Questions
1. Chapter 64 is a conversation between Crowley and the angels Din and who?
2. What word means the good or bad emanations felt to be generated by someone or something?
3. In his commentary, Crowley describes woman as being one of the what?
4. At what time of day is the ritual from Chapter 62 performed?
5. In Chapter 48, Crowley writes, "the twelve-year-old prostitute attracts the _____."
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss the ritual of the "Mass of the Phoenix."
2. Describe Crowley's Buddhist influences in "Buttons and Rosettes." How does his philosophy differ from Buddhist principles here?
3. Who dies in "Sic Transeat"? How is this symbolic?
4. What metaphor does Crowley use for the mind in "Dust-Devils"? How may this be interpreted?
5. What is the Hindu parable of the Infinite Snake Ananta? Why does Crowley cite this story?
6. How does Crowley comfort himself in "Sodom-Apples"? What is his conclusion in this parable?
7. What joke does Crowley make in the end of "Windmill Words"? What does this indicate?
8. Describe Crowley's equation of creation and destruction in "The Fool's Knot."
9. What is Crowley alluding to within "The Duck-Billed Platypus" in describing the Rose?
10. Describe Crowley's views of women, as noted in "The Dowser."
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