2. The final example Collier gives in Part VIII, Chapter 34 is of a young couple who purchase what?
(a) An old boat.
(b) A car dealership.
(c) A small run-down house.
(d) Several horses.

3. What was a Christian movement that had a following in Europe, China, Africa, Australia, Scandinavia and America in the 1920s and 30s?
(a) Friends of Christ.
(b) Oxford Group.
(c) The New Saints.
(d) Angels of Mercy.

4. What is the title of Part VIII?
(a) Secret Number Seven:
(b) Stories of Success.
(c) The Master Pilot to Steer Through Life's Storms.
(d) Go You and Profit by Their Example.

5. By what age is the young couple in Collier's last example in Part VIII, Chapter 34 able to retire?
(a) 45.
(b) 30.
(c) 40.
(d) 35.

6. Collier illuminates the fact that most things man worries about what?
(a) Never come to pass.
(b) Happen eventually.
(c) Are worse than originally thought.
(d) Have already happened.

7. According to "How to Become a Millionaire," the opportunity must be found and then pursued with what?
(a) Vigor.
(b) Passion.
(c) Many ideas.
(d) A single-minded determination.

8. What is the title of Part VIII, Chapter 33?
(a) Think Yourself a Millionaire.
(b) The Power of Money.
(c) How Many Modern Men Make Money Millions.
(d) How to Focus On Faith.

9. What metaphor does Collier use in Part V, Chapter 21 that has been known, over time, to crack and displace heavy concrete rock?
(a) Tree roots.
(b) Earthquakes.
(c) Ice.
(d) Running water.

10. How much money did Albert Lewis Pelton have to his name when he started out?
(a) $200.
(b) $500.
(c) $20.
(d) $50.

11. Regarding the question about eliminating doubts and fear, Collier responds that such negative emotions use what?
(a) Positive reserves.
(b) Too much brain power.
(c) Desire Power.
(d) A great deal of energy.

12. Where was the MRA originated?
(a) Paris, France.
(b) Lisbon, Portugal.
(c) Oxford, England.
(d) Warsaw, Poland.

13. Pelton supports Collier's theory that the _______ is the source of unlimited thought and ideas and he who learns to harness that power is a Genius.
(a) Non-conscious.
(b) Conscious.
(c) Superconscious
(d) Subconscious.

14. According to Collier, creative forces draw additional energy from what in such a way as to allow man to give form to his ideas?
(a) The All Power.
(b) Imagination.
(c) Nature.
(d) The subconscious.

15. In Part VI, Chapter 25, Collier notes that who made a habit of thanking God ahead of time and praised God even when he was in trouble?
(a) Peter.
(b) David.
(c) Paul.
(d) Mary.