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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Dietr Vaitl is described by the author as _____.
(a) Wagnerian.
(b) Vegas.
(c) Obsequious.
(d) Introverted.

2. Dean Radin's mother had been interested in _____, which may have influenced his interest in the idea of a collective consciousness.
(a) Transcendental meditation.
(b) Yoga.
(c) Qigong.
(d) Wicca.

3. The problem with experimenting on living systems is their _____.
(a) Need for food.
(b) Lack of coherence.
(c) Inability to stay focused.
(d) Sheer dynamism.

4. Hal Puthoff referred to _____ as cosmic subways.
(a) Asteroids.
(b) Vacuums.
(c) Quantum particles.
(d) Wormholes.

5. Particles that travel faster than the speed of light are called _____.
(a) Protons.
(b) Machlitons.
(c) Quarks.
(d) Tachyons.

6. The quantum force between two metal plates caused by partially shielding the space between them from zero-point fluctuations is called _____.
(a) The Densmer effect.
(b) The Casimir force.
(c) The Backster effect.
(d) Electromagnetic anomaly.

7. William Braud was considered a _____.
(a) Neurobiologist.
(b) Communist.
(c) Mathematician.
(d) Behaviorist.

8. The Great Pyramid of Khufu is on the _____ plateau.
(a) Thebes.
(b) Memphis.
(c) Giza.
(d) Karnak.

9. What did Pat Price describe that had been near the swimming pool and had been torn down in Russell Targ's ESP experiments?
(a) A train station.
(b) A nuclear missile site.
(c) A water purification plant.
(d) A dance hall.

10. Pat Price was a building contractor from _____.
(a) Florida.
(b) Las Vegas.
(c) Lake Tahoe.
(d) New Jersey.

11. Whose painting was used in the experiments with the psychic, Malcolm Bessent?
(a) Matisse.
(b) Dali.
(c) Fragonard.
(d) Van Gogh.

12. The discoveries of William Braud and Robert Jahn showed that belief like those of the Achuar and Huaorani Indians was more than just _____.
(a) Creativity.
(b) Rumor.
(c) Superstition.
(d) Conjecture.

13. The Zero Point Field was called the _____ of human consciousness by Edgar Mitchell.
(a) Cuneiform.
(b) Bible.
(c) Book of the Dead.
(d) Rosetta Stone.

14. What movie example does the author use to illustrate the way communication occurs in relation to the Zero Point Field?
(a) Indiana Jones.
(b) Starship Troopers.
(c) Star Wars.
(d) The Shining.

15. What was the term used to describe when a subject was able to discern, by use of ESP, where a traveler had been hours or days after the traveler had left?
(a) Dream prescience.
(b) Quantum viewing.
(c) Field recognition.
(d) Retrocognition.

Short Answer Questions

1. British Aerospace launched its secret program, Project Greenglow, to study the possibility of turning off _____.

2. The process where membranes of the blood finally weaken and burst causing the hemoglobin of the cell to spill out into the saline solution is called _____.

3. What is it called when, faced with several possibilities, the simplest hypothesis is selected?

4. What is the salient physical feature of William Braud that the author points out?

5. Robert Jahn said that if you take _____out of the quantum world, then it all makes sense.

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