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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was physicist Albert Michelson born?
(a) Austria.
(b) Ireland.
(c) Hungary.
(d) Poland.

2. Robert Jahn's view of parapsychology was that it was thought of by the scientific establishment as being the province of _____.
(a) Confidence tricksters and magicians.
(b) Business people.
(c) Sinister CIA operatives.
(d) Politicians and evangelists.

3. What was Hal Puthoff's profession?
(a) Laser physicist.
(b) Neurologist.
(c) Nuclear engineer.
(d) Radiologist.

4. 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) Holography.
(b) Nuclear fusion.
(c) Radiation.
(d) Plasma communication.

5. A Bose-Einsteing condensate is usually observed in material substances such as superfluids or superconductors studied in the laboratory in very _____ places.
(a) Humid.
(b) Arid.
(c) Warm.
(d) Cold.

6. How does the author categorize J. B. Rhine?
(a) As a mathemetician and artist.
(b) As a biologist and parapsychologist.
(c) As a neuroscientist and cardiac specialist.
(d) As a musician and mathemetician.

7. According to the author, the universe is a vast dynamic cobweb of _____.
(a) Human design.
(b) Stagnation.
(c) Energy exchange.
(d) Chance.

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

9. By the simple act of _____, human beings could create order, according to the studies by Robert Jahn.
(a) Forgetting.
(b) Wishing.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Eating.

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

11. The name coined by Wilder Penfield for the precise location in the brain where memories are stored is _____.
(a) An axon.
(b) A dendrite.
(c) A queue.
(d) An engram.

12. 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 _____.
(a) Stock market crash.
(b) Computer revolution.
(c) Rise in introspection.
(d) Economic challenge.

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

14. The move away from randomness is termed by physicists as _____.
(a) Negentropy.
(b) Gravitational pull.
(c) Entropy.
(d) Inertia.

15. What was Robert Jahn's reason for returning to Princeton and joining the aeronautical engineering department in the early 1960's?
(a) Remote viewing.
(b) Electric propulsion.
(c) Psychic navigation.
(d) Gas propulsion.

Short Answer Questions

1. What machine added the ability to count light to the EMI 9558QA?

2. What did letters that poured into publications regarding the work of Jacques Benveniste say about it?

3. Where is the University of Marburg?

4. When a person digests broccoli, it is metabolized into _____ and water, plus the light stored from the sun.

5. How does the author describe Ed Mitchell's looks?

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