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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. How did the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) They saw it in the ether.
(b) Williams told them from Feyman's Birth Vision.
(c) They shared it with him.
(d) Charlene saw it and told them.

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

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

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

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

7. When the narrator returns to the physical plane at the end of Chapter 7, who does he see?
(a) Maya.
(b) Feyman.
(c) Long Eagle.
(d) Charlene.

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

9. What does the narrator say about the tension between Webber and Maya?
(a) They need to sit in meditation together.
(b) They both like science so talk about that.
(c) They are too tired to talk.
(d) They have a past that needs to be healed.

10. Where do Webber and the narrator go when they leave the bunker?
(a) The park entrance.
(b) The cave.
(c) The waterfall.
(d) The woods.

11. Into what did the narrator say the freedom of the 1960's grow?
(a) Into the control of government by big business.
(b) Into a belief system where all that mattered was desire and its fulfillment.
(c) Into heavy drug use.
(d) Into the power of money.

12. What do Charlene, the narrator, Maya and Webber do in the cave?
(a) Plan how to kidnap Feyman.
(b) Discuss their situation.
(c) Go to sleep.
(d) Eat some more dinner.

13. What do Webber and the narrator do when they go back to the cave?
(a) Eat.
(b) Get in a fight.
(c) Sleep.
(d) Call for Long Eagle.

14. Where does Webber see Charlene taken?
(a) Into the underground bunker.
(b) To the cave.
(c) To the ranger station.
(d) To Feyman's jeep.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator say moved the human race forward to a closer union with the divine in the 1960's?

2. Who ignored Charlene in a previous life?

3. When the narrator remembers a previous life in Chapter 6, what was he?

4. What do the four allies do when they reunite after getting away from the bunker?

5. What does the narrator tell Webber?

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