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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 does the narrator say the Gnostic Gospels were?
(a) Early, but rejected, manifestations of the World Vision.
(b) The writings of Christ himself.
(c) Wisdom from past lives.
(d) Information left from another plane.

2. What does Feyman hope to gain if he is successful in the Experiment?
(a) The woman he wants to marry.
(b) Money.
(c) Power and reputation.
(d) The answers to life.

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

4. The narrator says the church suppressed the doctrine because of what?
(a) To make them look right.
(b) To have full power over people.
(c) To hide the real facts of the early church.
(d) Because the Gnostics were Muslim.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who intervened with Feyman to prevent him becoming trapped in a hell?

2. What people does the narrator say espoused the idea of one God first?

3. What does the narrator see when he is pulled into the answer in question #127?

4. What does the narrator realize was also in Feyman's Birth Vision?

5. What do the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's life review about Feyman and the white/Indian confrontation?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is in the cave when Webber and the narrator arrive there and what does she/he say?

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

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

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

5. Describe the vision the narrator had at the beginning of Chapter 6, Part 2.

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

7. What does Wil say is their task concerning the Group of Seven?

8. What does the narrator suggest about the 1960's?

9. What does the narrator urge Wil to do?

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

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