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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. To the Australian Aborigines, the rocks, stones, and mountains are alive and humans _____ the world into existence.
(a) Dreamed.
(b) Spoke.
(c) Sang.
(d) Breathed.

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

3. What was one of the techniques used by William Braud to study ESP that was practiced by one of his students?
(a) Astral projection.
(b) Meditation.
(c) Hypnosis.
(d) Prayer.

4. What is it called when, faced with several possibilities, the simplest hypothesis is selected?
(a) Adam's rib.
(b) Overt logic.
(c) Occum's razor.
(d) Murphy's law.

5. What is the salient physical feature of William Braud that the author points out?
(a) His height.
(b) His outlandish way of dressing.
(c) His blue eyes.
(d) His beard.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Greek goddess of the earth is called _____.

2. According to the author, Elisabeth Targ had a passion for _____.

3. Hal Puthoff had former intelligence experience in which branch of the U.S. armed forces?

4. Several heart studies have shown that _____ rather than physical conditions like high cholesterol is one of the greatest contributors to disease.

5. According to the Achuar and the Huaorani Indians, the dreamer is simply _____ borrowed by the dream.

Short Essay Questions

1. How did William Braud use red blood cells to measure intention?

2. What had Russell Targ developed that got him interested in what the mind could potentially do in regards to ESP?

3. What is a pseudo random event generator, and how is it still unpredictable?

4. What did Hal Puthoff think was happening with metric engineering?

5. Why did the idea of sacred sites intrigue Roger Nelson?

6. What was the study that Charles Tart ran on empathy in Berkeley?

7. Why did Robert Forward think that it was possible to do an experiment on altering inertia by making changes in the vacuum?

8. How had the United States Air Force been exploring with cosmic rays?

9. Why did Ingo Swann want to work with Hal Puthoff?

10. What does the author say about the possibility of consciousness operating at the quantum frequency level?

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