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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 can the narrator not understand?
(a) The images of the dreaming person's dream.
(b) The way the cloud keeps changing colors.
(c) The words the angels are singing.
(d) The words the dreamer is saying.

2. What does the narrator say motivates the corporations?
(a) Alturism.
(b) Greed.
(c) Fear.
(d) Concern for the earth.

3. What does the narrator occasionally hear?
(a) The sound of crying.
(b) The screech of an owl.
(c) A dissonant sound.
(d) The coo of a pigeon.

4. What does Wil say are the images of the dreamer?
(a) Of a war the dreamer could and should have prevented.
(b) Of a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
(c) Of a time in the distant future.
(d) Of a new race of beings.

5. Who is Joel Lipscomb?
(a) A man the narrator encounters.
(b) A man who is wandering in circles.
(c) Someone the narrator has not seen in twenty years.
(d) Another one of the group of seven.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator figure the sketch is?

2. What is described in the Bible's Book of Revelation that, according to Joel, some people believe is happening?

3. What is Long Eagle's predominant emotion as he is speaking to the narrator?

4. Why does Williams deliberately ignore the pleas of a white woman and large white man to negotiate for peace in a past life?

5. How does Maya react to the narrator's comment about her?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What happens to the narrator as he is attempting to recall his dream vision and what does he learn about Maya?

3. What kind of sound does Lipcomb and the narrator hear, what do they see, what does the narrator suggest and what is Lipcomb's response?

4. What kind of work does Webber do and what does he believe about that work?

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

6. What happens to Wil and the narrator when they move to another plane?

7. What does Williams see in his life review that also involves Long Eagle?

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

9. What does the narrator do first upon waking the next morning, how does he feel and what does he think about his injury?

10. What does the narrator discuss with Webber about his intentions and what kind of agreement was reached?

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