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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do Webber and the narrator smell suddenly?
(a) Bananas.
(b) Tobacco smoke.
(c) Toxic gas.
(d) A wet dog.

2. What does Maya do after the narrator tells her what he thinks about her?
(a) Slaps him in the face.
(b) Leaves.
(c) Sits down and thinks about it.
(d) Begins to learn from him.

3. Who is without Forest Service identification?
(a) The two gray jeeps.
(b) The man dressed as a ranger.
(c) The lumberjack.
(d) The man driving the bulldozer.

4. What does Webber say about multinational corporations?
(a) There are some who are experimenting with cheap forms of energy.
(b) They are after him.
(c) They want to take over the United States government.
(d) They are responsible for an axis shift.

5. What does John Donald Williams experience?
(a) A moment of panic.
(b) A sense of peace.
(c) A chance to go back.
(d) A life review.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Webber intend to do to the Experiment?

2. Who is Joel Lipscomb?

3. What does the narrator suggest to Maya about who she is?

4. What happens to the narrator at the end of this chapter?

5. What can the narrator not understand?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Maya say about healing?

2. What does Wil tell the narrator is the reason for him disappearing in Peru?

3. What does Wil say about what he is meant to learn?

4. What does the narrator tell Maya about what he believes is her purpose and how does she react?

5. What does Wil and the narrator become aware of in Maya's dream?

6. What does Wil tell the narrator about Soul Groups?

7. What was the main event which brought the narrator to an Appalachian valley at the beginning of the book?

8. What does Long Eagle tell the narrator about the valley?

9. What does Long Eagle say about the valley in Chapter 1?

10. What happens in the narrator's initial encounter with Maya?

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