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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 the narrator and Wil learn from Feyman's life review about Feyman and the white/Indian confrontation?
(a) He was the brother of the military leader.
(b) His silence led to the military victory.
(c) He was Charlene's husband.
(d) He was a chief killed then.

2. What does the narrator realize was also in Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) Dying of the power from the Experiment.
(b) Destroying the Appalachian Valley.
(c) Joining the narrator and the others.
(d) A gathering of the group of seven.

3. What did the victory for the military in the white/Indian confrontation do to Feyman?
(a) It led to Feyman's destruction.
(b) He left the military and became a drunk.
(c) He became a powerful politician.
(d) He became chief of what was left of the tribe.

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

5. What was the Doctrine the church suppressed according to the narrator?
(a) The Gnostic Doctrine.
(b) The Doctrine of Ascension.
(c) The Doctrine of Right Thinking.
(d) The Piety Doctrine.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the the narrator urge Wil to do at the beginning of Chapter 6?

2. For what does the narrator say science was responsible?

3. What does Maya do when they can't recapture the energy?

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

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

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. In Chapter 8, what does the narrator hear as he returns to the physical plane and what does Webber tell him about the noise?

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

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

6. What does the narrator realize about all his previous lives and what he thinks is needed to change the trend?

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

8. Who is one of the souls the narrator recognizes in hell?

9. What does the narrator urge Wil to do?

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

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