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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. Which word refers to accuracy of living in following the path of the ancient Hawaiians?
(a) Pele.
(b) Manna.
(c) Kalana.
(d) Hewa.

2. Where did Pila meet the Angel Lady in Chapter 11?
(a) His home.
(b) The park.
(c) His shop.
(d) The volcano.

3. What journey does Pila recommend into the mountains in Chapter 10?
(a) High Road.
(b) Dark Road.
(c) Volcano Road.
(d) Saddle Road.

4. How many dolphins was Pila surrounded by in Chapter 11?
(a) Ten.
(b) Six.
(c) Four.
(d) Seven.

5. Where did Pila lead the visitors through an initiation in Chapter 14?
(a) The volcano.
(b) The Edge of Eternity.
(c) The crater.
(d) The Place of Refuge.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the largest optical telescope in Hawaii?

2. Where will the Old Ones of the High Order return to, according to Hawaiian legend?

3. How could the energy flow of the heiaus be redirected, according to Pila?

4. In Chapter 9, Pila writes that the path to God is what?

5. The ancient Hawaiians viewed what area as a sacred place where offenses were forgiven?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Pila write by way of introduction to Chapter 9?

2. What does Pila believe will take place in the "enlightenment," in addition to the Hawaiian legends?

3. What psychic does Pila describe in Chapter 11? Where did they meet?

4. What does the Hawaiian legend say will happen to the Old Ones one day?

5. When does Pila claim people began pouring into Hawaii in Chapter 14?

6. What other-worldly sighting of his own does Pila describe in Chapter 11?

7. Where does Pila say the strongest healing energy arises in Chapter 7?

8. What phenomena are reported at the Edge of Eternity?

9. How does Pila describe huna and the Hawaiian beliefs in Chapter 12?

10. What were the three angles for observing the Golden Rule by the ancient Hawaiians?

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