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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. A researcher named Elmer Green showed that experienced healers have abnormally high _____ during healing sessions.
(a) Vocal emissions.
(b) Electro-static charges.
(c) Electric field patterns.
(d) Temperatures.

3. Dr. Bernard Grad chemically analyzed water treated by a healer with ______.
(a) Electromagnetometry.
(b) Radiactive isotopes.
(c) Infrared spectroscopy.
(d) Phenolphthalein.

4. At the meeting at the University of Sussex in 2001, Hal Puthoff was treated as a _____.
(a) Semi-genius.
(b) Dottering old man.
(c) Pariah.
(d) Cult figure.

5. British Aerospace launched its secret program, Project Greenglow, to study the possibility of turning off _____.
(a) Electromagnetism.
(b) The sun.
(c) Gravity.
(d) Radiation.

6. A group of _____ in a laboratory study at the University of Arizona seemed to validate the idea that consciousness may live on after we die.
(a) Students.
(b) Political leaders.
(c) Mediums.
(d) Robots.

7. Studies involving emotional reactions to photos possibly reflected that Americans were more unsettled by _____ than violence.
(a) Family.
(b) Time.
(c) Money.
(d) Sex.

8. What sort of hat was Ingo Swann wearing when he met Hal Puthoff for the first time?
(a) A red beret.
(b) A white cowboy hat.
(c) A black fedora.
(d) A green stocking hat.

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

10. The healing effect of the mind on the body is called _____.
(a) Psychoneuroimmunology.
(b) Telekinesis.
(c) Autoimmunology.
(d) Electrokineticphotoregeration.

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

12. Roger Nelson sought out many Native American sacred sites to measure with a REG machine, including Devil's Tower monument in _____.
(a) Wyoming.
(b) Nevada.
(c) Iowa.
(d) South Dakota.

13. A pathogen which has no reliable means of detection is called a _____.
(a) Dendrite.
(b) Tachyon.
(c) Nucleotide.
(d) Prion.

14. 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 water purification plant.
(b) A dance hall.
(c) A nuclear missile site.
(d) A train station.

15. In dreams, the Achuar and the Huaorani Indians connect with their _____.
(a) Star signs.
(b) Animals.
(c) Ancestors.
(d) Children.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the book, the _____ might influence the future course of a disease.

2. The Zero Point Field was called the _____ of human consciousness by Edgar Mitchell.

3. One healer employed in Elisabeth Targ's healing experiments was trained as a _____ shaman.

4. Whose painting was used in the experiments with the psychic, Malcolm Bessent?

5. William Braud was considered a _____.

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