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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. _____ claimed that the weaker the solution, the more powerful its effect.
(a) Chiropractic.
(b) Accupuncture.
(c) Homeopathy.
(d) Nerobiology.

2. What is it called when the vibration of one body is reinforced by the vibration of another body at or near its frequency?
(a) Clairvoyance.
(b) Resonance.
(c) Dissonance.
(d) Cognizance.

3. What was James Randi called as part of the group of people that the editor of Nature Magazine dubbed?
(a) A gastronomist.
(b) A magician.
(c) A musician.
(d) A medium.

4. Which author had Fritz-Albert Popp read that believed that reality was the creation of living systems?
(a) Kant.
(b) Becker.
(c) Beck.
(d) Helwig.

5. What did Jacques Benveniste call the attitude toward his work?
(a) A crusade.
(b) A political move.
(c) A firing squad.
(d) A Salem witchhunt.

6. The word for cell coordination and communication is _____.
(a) Festspielgamung.
(b) Gravitational emission.
(c) Synaptic regenesis.
(d) Gestaltbildung.

7. What was the profession of the one woman who believed Fritz-Albert Popp's theory that there was light in the human body?
(a) A neurochemist.
(b) An immunobiologist.
(c) A photochemist.
(d) A medium.

8. Physicist David Bohm had a vision of a world of _____.
(a) Complete order.
(b) Unbroken wholeness.
(c) Alien creatures.
(d) Optimistic skepticism.

9. What sort of medal did Jacques Benveniste win form CNRS, which is one of the most prestigious scientific honors he could win in France?
(a) Platinum.
(b) Gold.
(c) Bronze.
(d) Silver.

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

11. _____ had no meaning in isolation but could only be understood in their relationships.
(a) Subatomic particles.
(b) Electromagnetism.
(c) Nonlocality.
(d) Molecules.

12. What did Karl Lashley use to operate on the brains of rats?
(a) A pocket knife.
(b) A bobby pin.
(c) A curling iron.
(d) A nail.

13. Which university was thought to have the best neuroscience laboratory in the world in 1948?
(a) Harvard.
(b) Yale.
(c) Princeton.
(d) Amherst.

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

15. The electromagnetic frequencies that Jacques Benveniste studied in his experiments corresponded with frequencies _____.
(a) In the atmosphere.
(b) Of light.
(c) In the audio range.
(d) Of fusion.

Short Answer Questions

1. What chemical can be applied to DNA to squeezes itself into the base pairs of the double helix to cause the strand to split apart?

2. From his position as dean of an engineering school in the 1970's, Robert Jahn realized that the world stood poised on the brink of a major _____.

3. Where was Niels Bohr born?

4. Elisabeth Davenas was a _____ in relation to Jacques Benveniste.

5. Who rated the device that Hal Puthoff and Ken Shoulders invented, boosting their credibility?

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