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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 code-name for the documents given to Jaime Shandera?
(a) MJ-12.
(b) RF-10-2.
(c) MI-5.
(d) NO-09.

2. What does the NSA do?
(a) Reads the world's mail.
(b) Catches drug dealers.
(c) Assassinates world leaders.
(d) Sends satellites into space.

3. Where did crop circles originate from?
(a) France.
(b) England.
(c) America.
(d) Canada.

4. What is one of the 'great commandments of science?'
(a) 'Authority is where funding comes from.'
(b) 'Mistrust arguments from authority.'
(c) 'Use science to destroy authority.'
(d) 'Trust authority to know best.'

5. Which religion denies germ theory?
(a) Christian Science.
(b) Islam.
(c) None of the above.
(d) Scientology.

Short Answer Questions

1. What country is Nicholas Spanos from?

2. Where on Mars is the 'face' located?

3. According to a 1992 Roper poll, what percentage of Americans has been abducted by aliens?

4. What is spoofing?

5. Ronald Reagan confused reality with the plot from which movie?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the response the sample got from readers.

2. Describe the strange case of Dr. Robert Lindner and Kirk Allen?

3. What does Carl Sagan say about the reliability of hypnosis?

4. What modern problems do we need science to help us with? Can science really solve these problems?

5. What does Carl Sagan say about human nature and patterns?

6. What is Sagan trying to say with the dragon analogy?

7. Describe the typical alien abduction scenario.

8. How were the pyramids on Mars really created?

9. What problems does Sagan describe about the 1992 Roper poll?

10. How was the sample of The Demon-Haunted World received by the media?

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