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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did letters that poured into publications regarding the work of Jacques Benveniste say about it?
(a) It was contradictory to pure science.
(b) It had some credibility.
(c) It was a cruel hoax.
(d) It was pure genius.

2. Johannes Kepler claimed that people on Earth could _____.
(a) Hear the music of the stars.
(b) See atomic particles with the naked eye.
(c) Communicate with plants.
(d) Walk through mountains.

3. What did Ed Mitchell see as an artificial construct as he headed back to Earth on Apollo 14?
(a) Sound.
(b) Time.
(c) Reality.
(d) Space.

4. _____ size is a figure which reflects the actual size of change or outcome of a study.
(a) A cause.
(b) An effect .
(c) A magnetometer.
(d) A REG.

5. What is a matrix or medium which connects two or more points in space, usually via a force like gravity or electromagnetism?
(a) A quark.
(b) A vector.
(c) A field.
(d) A force.

6. The Eastern religions term the blind epiphany of meaning as _____, which is how Ed Mitchell felt coming back from the moon.
(a) Atral projection.
(b) A complete separation.
(c) Karma.
(d) An ecstasy of unity.

7. What was Walter Stewart called as part of the group of people that the editor of Nature Magazine dubbed?
(a) An engineer.
(b) A psychic.
(c) A quackbuster.
(d) A school teacher.

8. In classical physics, the experimenter was considered a _____.
(a) Catalyst.
(b) Nuisance.
(c) Participant.
(d) Separate entity.

9. The author calls Robert Goddard the father of American _____.
(a) Geophsyics.
(b) Quantum physics.
(c) Nuclear engineering.
(d) Rocket science.

10. What was the name of a standard dye mentioned in relation to the staining of certain white blood cells in Jacques Benveniste's experiments?
(a) Alizarin red.
(b) Toluidine blue.
(c) Malachite green.
(d) Cesyl violet.

11. Where was Niels Bohr born?
(a) Finland.
(b) Denmark.
(c) Wales.
(d) Norway.

12. DNA holds the blueprint of the body's _____ and amino acids.
(a) Keratin.
(b) Oxygen.
(c) Protein.
(d) Nitrogen.

13. Robert Jahn decided that his REGs should be driven by an electronic noise source rather than _____.
(a) Natural gas.
(b) Atomic decay.
(c) Nuclear fusion.
(d) Nuclear fission.

14. What process did Fritz-Albert Popp want to eliminate in order to record photons?
(a) Cell regeneration.
(b) Photokinesis.
(c) Cell division.
(d) Photosynthesis.

15. Dennis Gabor won the Nobel Prize in the 1940's for his discovery of _____ in his quest to produce a microscope powerful enough to see an atom.
(a) Radiation.
(b) Nuclear fusion.
(c) Plasma communication.
(d) Holography.

Short Answer Questions

1. The ability of a quantum entity to influence another quantum particle instantaneously over any distance despite there being no change of force or energy is called _____.

2. Systems theorist Ernest Laszlo argued that the brain is the _____ of the ultimate storage medium, The Field.

3. _____ claimed that the weaker the solution, the more powerful its effect.

4. Who was the editor of Nature Magazine when Jacques Benveniste's article was published?

5. The 'glue' surrounding neurons is called _____.

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