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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 was present with the formation of the United States?
(a) The same democracy as in Ancient Greece.
(b) Enactment of true human rights.
(c) Unity between individual power and collective grace.
(d) How a rebellion can go right.

2. What was the narrator's ultimate end in the previous life he envisioned?
(a) He was shot during a war.
(b) He was executed.
(c) He caught a disease from a patient.
(d) He drowned.

3. What does the narrator say corrupted the vision of the United States?
(a) The emerging dominance of capitalism, communism, and fascism.
(b) Corrupt politicians.
(c) A rigged voting system.
(d) Too many people living there.

4. What does Charlene do while the guards are distracted by Maya?
(a) Throws a rock in the Experiment's machinery.
(b) Escapes.
(c) Grabs one of the guard's guns.
(d) Hits Feyman over the head.

5. Who ignored Charlene in a previous life?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her mother.
(c) The men around her.
(d) Her father.

Short Answer Questions

1. With what does Feyman walk?

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

3. What does the narrator say about the tension between Webber and Maya?

4. What does Wil say would help troubled, trapped souls?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the narrator connect Charlene with one of his previous lives?

2. What does the group do after Charlene explains why she is in the valley?

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

4. How does the narrator describe hell in Chapter 7?

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

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

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

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

9. What does the narrator urge Wil to do?

10. What does a sudden connection with the narrator's Soul Group bring to his mind about a previous life?

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