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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. Couples in a relationship that were used to study remote intention were called _____.
(a) Gemini doubles.
(b) Bonded pairs.
(c) Constant doubles.
(d) Stable partners.

2. What point on the moon did the astronauts not reach that they had planned to study?
(a) Mons Huygens.
(b) Horrebow.
(c) Cone Crater.
(d) Apenninus.

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

4. _____ is mentioned in the book as being hailed the great white hope of heart disease prevention.
(a) Exercise.
(b) Aspirin.
(c) Psychokinesis.
(d) Water memory.

5. Russell and Karen DeValois wrote a book called _____.
(a) Spatial Vision.
(b) Fractal Certainty.
(c) Action Reaction.
(d) Quantum Communication.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What was Jacques Benveniste's area of specialty?

3. 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?

4. Church's Fried Chicken was the _____ answer to Kentucky Fried Chicken.

5. The Russian scientist Nikolai Bernstein was known for his _____.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the theory of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship?

2. What was Edgar Mitchell's concept of a unified theory of mind and matter?

3. What did Ed Mitchell do after his moon mission?

4. Why does the author characterize Fritz-Albert Popp as a philosopher as much as a scientist?

5. How did Ed Mitchell experiment with ESP on the way back to the moon?

6. What is the Cartesian view of the body?

7. What did President Nixon urge Americans to do to stave off some of the effects of the oil crisis?

8. What did Giuliano Preparata and Emilio Del Giudice try to explain? How did they do this?

9. Why does the author characterize Ed Mitchell as a truth seeker?

10. What was the Copenhagen interpretation? Why was it named this?

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