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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Charlene say is the reason she is in the valley?
(a) She had received an anonymous phone call.
(b) She grew up in that valley.
(c) She was manipulated by Feyman.
(d) She was looking for the narrator.

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

3. Who do the four allies see when they go into the underground bunker?
(a) Feyman.
(b) Park rangers.
(c) Long Eagle.
(d) Wil.

4. What does Webber say is the reason the four of them feel a surge of dissonance that is more harmonious than the others?
(a) The Experiment has shut down.
(b) The machinery is working better.
(c) They have become used to the dissonance.
(d) The Experiment is almost complete.

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

6. What was the Doctrine the church suppressed according to the narrator?
(a) The Piety Doctrine.
(b) The Gnostic Doctrine.
(c) The Doctrine of Right Thinking.
(d) The Doctrine of Ascension.

7. What happens to the four allies as they advance towards the Experiment?
(a) They fall in a pit.
(b) They get in an argument.
(c) They are captured.
(d) Nothing.

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

9. When the narrator remembers a previous life in Chapter 6, what was he?
(a) A country president.
(b) A monk.
(c) A doctor.
(d) A nun.

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

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

12. What does Wil say is needed to complete the narrator's task?
(a) Charlene's help.
(b) The National Guard.
(c) New energy regulations.
(d) A deeper understanding of the Tenth Insight.

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

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

15. What does Wil say is the system that fails to deal with the Fear in contemporary life?
(a) Religion.
(b) Money and power.
(c) Education.
(d) The socio/political approaches.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what does the narrator say science was responsible?

2. As Webber and Maya are dealing with each other what do the three of them see?

3. What do the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's life review about Feyman and the white/Indian confrontation?

4. Who was Charlene in the life of the Native American war?

5. In the beginning of Chapter 8, what does Webber tell the narrator to do?

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