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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How can the narrator alter his experience of pain?
(a) By altering both his thought processes and his energy.
(b) By continuing to walk on his ankle to keep up the blood flow.
(c) By humming a mantra.
(d) By taking aspirin.

2. What is the dream about?
(a) A reliving of a Birth Vision.
(b) A visit with God.
(c) A means of traveling through vast areas of space.
(d) Neither Wil nor the narrator can see the images of this dreamer.

3. What has happened to the man Wil and the narrator see who seems lost?
(a) His map was incorrect.
(b) He entered the incorrect plane for his level of knowledge.
(c) He entered the plane too soon without enough insights.
(d) He has recently died as the result of a massive heart attack.

4. What do Webber and the narrator agree upon before they separate?
(a) To meet at the waterfall for dinner.
(b) To go talk to Feyman.
(c) To go look for Charlene.
(d) That Webber will hold off on his plan.

5. How does Long Eagle think he may connect with other dimensions?
(a) By peyote.
(b) By quantum physics.
(c) Through gateways in the valley.
(d) Through transcendental meditation.

6. What is the narrator doing when Maya finds him at the beginning of Chapter 5?
(a) Eating.
(b) Recovering from his latest sudden journey from the realm of energy.
(c) Talking to Wil.
(d) Sleeping.

7. What is about to collapse according to Joel?
(a) Welfare.
(b) The Berlin Wall.
(c) Civilization.
(d) The economy of the world.

8. What do Webber and the narrator smell suddenly?
(a) Tobacco smoke.
(b) Toxic gas.
(c) Bananas.
(d) A wet dog.

9. What is the narrator's quest?
(a) For the sixth sense.
(b) For the Holy Grail.
(c) For the twelth insight.
(d) For the tenth insight.

10. How does Webber feel about some of his previous work?
(a) Indifferent.
(b) Proud.
(c) Happy.
(d) Guilty.

11. What happened in the valley where the narrator is in past centuries?
(a) Countless gatherings of tribes to affirm peace.
(b) A migration of many tribes from their original homeland.
(c) A massacre of the Indians.
(d) Countless vision quests and other spiritual encounters.

12. How do Wil and the narrator experience themselves on a new plane of energy?
(a) As luminescent and filled with energy.
(b) As more solid.
(c) As intermingled.
(d) As intermittent waves.

13. What may keep some people from understanding the insight for which Wil and the narrator are searching?
(a) Lack of desire.
(b) Haste.
(c) Fear.
(d) Timidity.

14. What is described in the Bible's Book of Revelation that, according to Joel, some people believe is happening?
(a) The establishment of a new social order.
(b) The end times.
(c) The judgment of the tribes of Israel.
(d) The judgment of the Human Race.

15. What does the narrator remember from the previous night?
(a) A strange man visiting his camp.
(b) A dream.
(c) Taking a couple aspirin and then falling asleep.
(d) Some kind of drugged smoke coming from his camp fire.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator say motivates the corporations?

2. What is a corporation attempting to do?

3. What does the narrator do the next morning?

4. What happens to the narrator at the end of this chapter?

5. What is Long Eagle's predominant emotion as he is speaking to the narrator?

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