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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. What is the preoccupation Dobson says is keeping humans from understanding the First Insight?
(a) the preoccupation of making a living
(b) the preoccupation with religion
(c) the preoccupation with entertainment
(d) the preoccupation with security

2. On the way to Cula, what does Wil instruct the narrator to do?
(a) read the road map and navigate
(b) memorize the first three Insights
(c) work on developing his power to see energy fields
(d) be alert for any coincidences

3. When they meet a German scientist, what does he do?
(a) asks Sarah to teach him
(b) turns around and walks away
(c) attacks Sarah about their research
(d) shares his notes with Sarah

4. What happens when people start to question the church?
(a) society becomes totally atheistic
(b) society turns from the spiritual to the scientific
(c) the church launches persecution
(d) society begins to fall apart

5. What does Sarah want to know if the narrator can see?
(a) the rows of extra large cabbages
(b) the energy between plants and some students
(c) the pull of the plants on insects
(d) the difference between different plant species

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is at the place where the narrator is supposed to meet Sarah the next morning?

2. Describe THE CELESTINE PROPHECY.

3. Who is studying the effects these energized plants have on the people who eat them?

4. Why does Phil teach the narrator to stare at his own fingers?

5. What does the narrator promise Charlene?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Dobson write to the Peruvian government?

2. Explain the effect Jensen has on the narrator and how Wil gets him away.

3. Explain how Redfield introduces the element of suspense in his novel.

4. Why is Charlene so interested in giving this Manuscript information to the narrator?

5. Describe the theme of THE CELESTINE PROPHECY.

6. How does Redfield let the reader know what the narrator is going to do?

7. As Wil and the narrator head out, what advice does he offer the narrator?

8. Why does Dobson say he is returning to Peru?

9. What does the narrator do when he becomes aware of being followed?

10. What does Dobson have to say about history?

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