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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Four, the Language of the Cell.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In 1976, the first plants that Fritz-Albert Popp recorded photon emissions from were _____.
(a) Strawberry clusters.
(b) Cucumber seedlings.
(c) Green beans.
(d) Carrots.

2. Jacques Benveniste's laboratory at INSERM had been studying _____.
(a) Cell regeneration.
(b) Basophil degranulation.
(c) Plasma cell mitosis.
(d) Keratoid basil generation.

3. Hal Puthoff and Ken Shoulders invented a special device that could fit _____ in the end of a hypodermic needle.
(a) A camera.
(b) A radio transmitter.
(c) An X-ray device.
(d) A radar device.

4. Alexander Gurwitsch was credited with discovering mitogenetic radiation in _____ in the 1920's.
(a) Carrot leaves.
(b) Onion roots.
(c) Potato eyes.
(d) Tomato crowns.

5. What was Jacques Benveniste's area of specialty?
(a) Brain tumors.
(b) Cell division.
(c) Allergies.
(d) Gastroenterology.

Short Answer Questions

1. The word for cell coordination and communication is _____.

2. Which author had Fritz-Albert Popp read that believed that reality was the creation of living systems?

3. According to the author, Albert Enstein distrusted _____.

4. What was the name of the gold insect-like lunar module that accompanied the Apollo 14 mission?

5. What was the name of a standard dye mentioned in relation to the staining of certain white blood cells in Jacques Benveniste's experiments?

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