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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Maya tell Webber and the narrator?
(a) She is leaving and returning to Florida.
(b) She can't find Charlene.
(c) She has tied a ranger up in the woods.
(d) She can't communicate with any ranger she trusts.

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

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

4. What does the narrator say the Gnostic Gospels were?
(a) Information left from another plane.
(b) Early, but rejected, manifestations of the World Vision.
(c) The writings of Christ himself.
(d) Wisdom from past lives.

5. What do Wil and the narrator learn from Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) He was born to help achieve transcendent energy efficiency.
(b) He was supposed to be president of America.
(c) He was born to help achieve democracy in the Middle East.
(d) He was supposed to be a doctor.

6. Wil says people who are unable to let go of their life on earth live where?
(a) In the ether surrounding the earth.
(b) In a self-imposed, self-created Hell.
(c) Nowhere.
(d) In their familiar places on earth.

7. What type of thought does the narrator attribute to the Far East?
(a) Worshiping ancestors.
(b) Power of contemplation, enlightenment, and spiritual harmony.
(c) Praying to oneself.
(d) Yoga.

8. Who does the narrator recognize where he is drawn?
(a) Long Eagle.
(b) Feyman's soul group.
(c) Williams.
(d) The military commander of the white/Indian confrontation.

9. What does the author say the full connection between the human and the divine is?
(a) Impossible.
(b) The Tenth Insight.
(c) Something that will occur in another 1000 years.
(d) A precept of Buddhism.

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

11. What does Feyman hope to gain if he is successful in the Experiment?
(a) Money.
(b) Power and reputation.
(c) The answers to life.
(d) The woman he wants to marry.

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

13. What people does the narrator say espoused the idea of one God first?
(a) The Celtics.
(b) Ancient Greece.
(c) The Romans.
(d) The Hebrews.

14. What did the victory for the military in the white/Indian confrontation do to Feyman?
(a) He left the military and became a drunk.
(b) He became a powerful politician.
(c) He became chief of what was left of the tribe.
(d) It led to Feyman's destruction.

15. Who tries to convince Feyman to stop the Experiment?
(a) Webber, Charlene and Maya.
(b) The narrator.
(c) Wil.
(d) Long Eagle.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the author say was different about Christ from most people?

2. What was the Doctrine the church suppressed according to the narrator?

3. In the beginning of Chapter 6, Part 2, in a vision the narrator has what is the first stage of human history?

4. Why can't the allies recapture the energy they had in the cave?

5. What does Charlene say is the reason she is in the valley?

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