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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Maya do when they can't recapture the energy?
(a) Breaks down and cries.
(b) Panics and runs.
(c) Sits silently in a corner.
(d) Screams.

2. From where does Webber know Charlene?
(a) They attended the same church.
(b) He met her at a seminar.
(c) From high school.
(d) They worked at the same electronic firm.

3. What does the narrator say moved the human race forward to a closer union with the divine in the 1960's?
(a) The concept of free love.
(b) The influence of the fundamental Christian churches.
(c) Eastern influences and spiritually enlightened explorations.
(d) The concept of peace on earth.

4. What does Wil say would help troubled, trapped souls?
(a) The Tenth Insight.
(b) A priest.
(c) Asking for help.
(d) Exorcism.

5. When the narrator returns to the physical plane at the end of Chapter 7, who does he see?
(a) Maya.
(b) Long Eagle.
(c) Feyman.
(d) Charlene.

6. What did the narrator pretend in order to finish his work in a previous life?
(a) That he was a woman.
(b) That he could cure a king's illness.
(c) That he was a priest.
(d) That his ankle was hurt.

7. What did the author say was different about Christ from most people?
(a) He believed in all religions.
(b) He had full awareness of his Birth Vision.
(c) He believed in no religion.
(d) He was part God.

8. What does the narrator say began in the 1960's?
(a) Riots and peace marches.
(b) Feminism.
(c) Drug use.
(d) A breakdown of all the old Fear based structures.

9. Who ignored Charlene in a previous life?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her husband.
(d) The men around her.

10. What does the narrator believe about every individual who comes to earth as a human?
(a) Everyone has the good intentions of his/her Birth Vision.
(b) They are a mixture of good and evil.
(c) All of them are all bad.
(d) All of them are in need of redemption.

11. What does the narrator realize about the way he has lived his life?
(a) He has been a good person.
(b) He was living very close to his Birth Vision.
(c) He hasn't lived fully.
(d) He has strayed from his Birth Vision.

12. Into what did the narrator say the freedom of the 1960's grow?
(a) Into the power of money.
(b) Into heavy drug use.
(c) Into the control of government by big business.
(d) Into a belief system where all that mattered was desire and its fulfillment.

13. What does Wil tell the narrator their task is to be?
(a) To destroy the Experiment.
(b) To bring Feyman into the group.
(c) To help Williams.
(d) To gather the group of seven, help them release their Fear-based resentments of each other.

14. Why can't the allies recapture the energy they had in the cave?
(a) They have been drugged.
(b) They are fighting again.
(c) The eruptions of energy from the Experiment stop them.
(d) The dissonance is too frequent.

15. What does the narrator say was present with the formation of the United States?
(a) Enactment of true human rights.
(b) How a rebellion can go right.
(c) Unity between individual power and collective grace.
(d) The same democracy as in Ancient Greece.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator say corrupted the vision of the United States?

2. What type of thought does the narrator attribute to the Far East?

3. What does Wil think individual intuitions and perceptions of destiny are?

4. What does the narrator see when he is pulled into the answer in question #127?

5. What dimension holds the souls who have been present along the road of human evolution?

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