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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. The O.J. Simpson trial took over the _____ as the trial of the century.
(a) Scopes monkey trial.
(b) Charles Mansion trial.
(c) Ruby Ridge trial.
(d) Brown Versus the Board of Education.

2. Roger Nelson loaned a FieldREG machine to the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans to measure the consciousness field at their Sabbats and during ____.
(a) Lent.
(b) The full moon.
(c) The equinox.
(d) Passover.

3. The word that means noisy ghost is _____.
(a) Poltergeist.
(b) Zeitgeist.
(c) Shape-shifter.
(d) Apparition.

4. 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) Robots.
(c) Mediums.
(d) Political leaders.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. The problem with experimenting on living systems is their _____.

2. To the Australian Aborigines, the rocks, stones, and mountains are alive and humans _____ the world into existence.

3. What was hidden in a box which impressed CIA agents so much that they offered to fund a pilot project on ESP?

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

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

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the brain reflect collective intelligence, according to Dean Radin and William James?

2. What happened when Christopher Green and Hank Turner gave Pat Price coordinates and had him do remote viewing of the area?

3. What did Ernest Laszlo propose about time displacement?

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

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

6. What was William Braud's professional background?

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

8. What happened when Dr. Bernard Grad had a healer treat water?

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

10. Why was watching television considered an obvious vehicle for long-distance like-mindedness?

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