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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Wil tell the narrator their task is to be?
(a) To gather the group of seven, help them release their Fear-based resentments of each other.
(b) To help Williams.
(c) To destroy the Experiment.
(d) To bring Feyman into the group.
2. To what does the narrator say the vision-inspired Christian faith gave way?
(a) New age heresy.
(b) A watered down version of redemption.
(c) Liberal interpretation of the Bible.
(d) Fear-inspired domination of the church.
3. What does Wil say is the system that fails to deal with the Fear in contemporary life?
(a) Money and power.
(b) Religion.
(c) The socio/political approaches.
(d) Education.
4. Of what is the narrator immediately aware as he returns to the physical plane at the beginning of Chapter 8?
(a) Long Eagle.
(b) A dissonance sound.
(c) A woman screaming.
(d) An explosion.
5. What does the narrator tell Webber?
(a) How to blow up the underground bunker.
(b) About hell and heaven.
(c) Where he met Charlene.
(d) About all his experiences with Wil and Feyman.
6. Where do Webber and the narrator go when they leave the bunker?
(a) The cave.
(b) The waterfall.
(c) The woods.
(d) The park entrance.
7. Into what did the narrator say the freedom of the 1960's grow?
(a) Into the control of government by big business.
(b) Into heavy drug use.
(c) Into a belief system where all that mattered was desire and its fulfillment.
(d) Into the power of money.
8. What do the four allies do when they reunite after getting away from the bunker?
(a) Call the police.
(b) Eat dinner.
(c) Leave the park.
(d) Re-establish their connection with the unified energy.
9. What did the author say was different about Christ from most people?
(a) He believed in no religion.
(b) He believed in all religions.
(c) He was part God.
(d) He had full awareness of his Birth Vision.
10. What kind of vision do the four allies experience?
(a) The creation of the world.
(b) Feyman becoming one of them.
(c) The stopping of the Experiment.
(d) All the past lives they have shared.
11. When the narrator returns to the physical plane at the end of Chapter 7, who does he see?
(a) Charlene.
(b) Feyman.
(c) Long Eagle.
(d) Maya.
12. What does the narrator say about the tension between Webber and Maya?
(a) They need to sit in meditation together.
(b) They have a past that needs to be healed.
(c) They both like science so talk about that.
(d) They are too tired to talk.
13. Why do the narrator and Wil become aware of Feyman?
(a) His soul group comes in view.
(b) He is sleeping and dreaming.
(c) An Experiment-triggered dissonance jolts them.
(d) He has entered their plane to check on his Experiment.
14. What does the narrator realize was also in Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) Destroying the Appalachian Valley.
(b) A gathering of the group of seven.
(c) Joining the narrator and the others.
(d) Dying of the power from the Experiment.
15. With what does Feyman walk?
(a) With a walker.
(b) With a cane.
(c) He walks like everyone else.
(d) With a limp.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Charlene, the narrator, Maya and Webber do in the cave?
2. Why can't the allies recapture the energy they had in the cave?
3. What does the narrator say moved the human race forward to a closer union with the divine in the 1960's?
4. What does the narrator believe about every individual who comes to earth as a human?
5. Who tries to convince Feyman to stop the Experiment?
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