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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Jacques Benveniste's laboratory at INSERM had been studying _____.
(a) Plasma cell mitosis.
(b) Keratoid basil generation.
(c) Basophil degranulation.
(d) Cell regeneration.
2. What was James Randi called as part of the group of people that the editor of Nature Magazine dubbed?
(a) A gastronomist.
(b) A medium.
(c) A magician.
(d) A musician.
3. In 1976, the first plants that Fritz-Albert Popp recorded photon emissions from were _____.
(a) Cucumber seedlings.
(b) Strawberry clusters.
(c) Carrots.
(d) Green beans.
4. Where is the University of Marburg?
(a) The Czech Republic.
(b) Switzerland.
(c) Germany.
(d) Hungary.
5. Where was the article published that influenced Helmut Schmidt as a student?
(a) The New York Times.
(b) Scientific American.
(c) Reader's Digest.
(d) Nature.
Short Answer Questions
1. The name coined by Wilder Penfield for the precise location in the brain where memories are stored is _____.
2. What year did Fritz-Albert Popp think he had found a cure for cancer?
3. Where was Niels Bohr born?
4. Who wrote Principia?
5. In quantum physics, quantum coherence means that _____ are able to cooperate.
Short Essay Questions
1. According to the author, how do photons switch on the body's processes?
2. What is the Cartesian view of the body?
3. What is renormalization, and where is it used?
4. Who was Jean Fourier? What influence did his work have on Dennis Gabor?
5. What did Ed Mitchell do after his moon mission?
6. How did Ed Mitchell experiment with ESP on the way back to the moon?
7. What happened on the way to Cone Crater?
8. How did Karl Pribram theorize that human beings observe the world?
9. What are microtubules? What do they do?
10. What did Fritz-Albert Popp spend considerable time studying? Why was he fascinated with this "object"?
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