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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

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

4. To what does the narrator say the vision-inspired Christian faith gave way?
(a) New age heresy.
(b) Fear-inspired domination of the church.
(c) A watered down version of redemption.
(d) Liberal interpretation of the Bible.

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

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

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

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

9. What does Wil think individual intuitions and perceptions of destiny are?
(a) A necessity for living a Birth Vision.
(b) A part of the first nine Insights.
(c) A key part of the Tenth Insight.
(d) A requirement for past life regressions.

10. What does the narrator say is the reason people don't let go of their life on earth after they die?
(a) Fear.
(b) Love of life.
(c) Regret.
(d) Strong feelings for someone still on earth.

11. The narrator says the church suppressed the doctrine because of what?
(a) To make them look right.
(b) To hide the real facts of the early church.
(c) To have full power over people.
(d) Because the Gnostics were Muslim.

12. 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 is almost complete.
(b) The machinery is working better.
(c) The Experiment has shut down.
(d) They have become used to the dissonance.

13. What do the Allies realize is their immediate responsibility?
(a) To get out of the valley and go get help.
(b) To heal Feyman's body.
(c) To bring the process of awakening to Feyman.
(d) To blow up the bunker.

14. Into what did wandering tribes of humans evolve?
(a) Farmers.
(b) Civilized communities.
(c) Semi-stationary tribes.
(d) Cave dwellers.

15. What does the narrator say corrupted the vision of the United States?
(a) The emerging dominance of capitalism, communism, and fascism.
(b) Too many people living there.
(c) A rigged voting system.
(d) Corrupt politicians.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wil think intuition is?

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

3. When the narrator returns to the physical plane at the end of Chapter 7, who does he see?

4. Who intervened with Feyman to prevent him becoming trapped in a hell?

5. Who do the four allies see when they go into the underground bunker?

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