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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of what is the narrator immediately aware as he returns to the physical plane at the beginning of Chapter 8?
(a) An explosion.
(b) A woman screaming.
(c) A dissonance sound.
(d) Long Eagle.

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

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

4. What does the narrator say solidified fear in both the conservatives and the liberals?
(a) Too many hateful, mud slinging campaigns.
(b) The inability to compromise their party platforms.
(c) The need for money to advance their agendas.
(d) The desire to control the other's well being and freedom.

5. 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) Impossible.
(d) The Tenth Insight.

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

7. For what does the narrator say science was responsible?
(a) Polluting the earth.
(b) Pushing intuition and insight into the background.
(c) Atomic weapons.
(d) Curing most diseases.

8. What do the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's life review about Feyman and the white/Indian confrontation?
(a) He was the brother of the military leader.
(b) He was a chief killed then.
(c) He was Charlene's husband.
(d) His silence led to the military victory.

9. In the beginning of Chapter 6, Part 2, in a vision the narrator has what is the first stage of human history?
(a) Wandering tribes.
(b) Dawnings of consciousness.
(c) Cave dwellers.
(d) Stone Age.

10. 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) All of them are all bad.
(c) All of them are in need of redemption.
(d) Everyone has the good intentions of his/her Birth Vision.

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

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

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

14. In the beginning of Chapter 8, what does Webber tell the narrator to do?
(a) Get out of the park.
(b) Hide.
(c) Come with him.
(d) Go to the waterfall.

15. What type of job did the narrator have the first time he met Maya and Webber?
(a) A pony express rider.
(b) A trapper.
(c) A calvary officer.
(d) A muscian.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator realize was also in Feyman's Birth Vision?

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

3. Wil says people who are unable to let go of their life on earth live where?

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

5. What was the narrator's ultimate end in the previous life he envisioned?

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