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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. As Webber and Maya are dealing with each other what do the three of them see?
(a) Williams streaking through the woods.
(b) Wil coming into the cave.
(c) Charlene being walked through the woods at gunpoint.
(d) Charlene running towards them.

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

3. Who was Charlene in the life of the Native American war?
(a) The governor of the state of Virginia.
(b) The wife of a chief.
(c) The wife of a calvary officer.
(d) An Indian woman of great power.

4. What does Wil say is needed to complete the narrator's task?
(a) New energy regulations.
(b) Charlene's help.
(c) The National Guard.
(d) A deeper understanding of the Tenth Insight.

5. What does the author see as originating in Ancient Greece?
(a) Fishing fleets.
(b) Democracy.
(c) Education.
(d) Communism.

Short Answer Questions

1. Into what did wandering tribes of humans evolve?

2. What does the narrator say was present with the formation of the United States?

3. To what does Maya say energy blockages are related?

4. What does Webber say is the reason the four of them feel a surge of dissonance that is more harmonious than the others?

5. Into what did the narrator say the freedom of the 1960's grow?

Short Essay Questions

1. What types of human thoughts did he consider important to the World Vision that he saw in his vision?

2. What happens to the group from the cave in Chapter 8 as they go towards the building with the Experiment?

3. Describe what the four members of the Group first do when they meet at the waterfall and what they see.

4. After Charlene and Maya escape from Feyman, what do Webber and the Narrator do?

5. What does the narrator urge Wil to do?

6. What does Webber tell the narrator about Charlene?

7. What did the narrator see begin to emerge that changed the way humans interacted with the world?

8. What do Wil and the narrator see when they experience Feyman's Life Review?

9. What does the narrator discuss with Wil concerning the Christian church?

10. What does Wil say about the scenarios the narrator saw?

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