Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives Test | Final Test - Easy

David Eagleman
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives Test | Final Test - Easy

David Eagleman
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Will-o-the-Wisp: What eventually happens to people in the lounge?
(a) Their memberships expire.
(b) They will be reincarnated.
(c) Their soul will become part of the lounge.
(d) They will die.

2. Conservation: The same quark is responsible for _______________________.
(a) The big bang.
(b) The most lasting afterlife ever.
(c) Too much energy.
(d) Every atom in a human being.

3. Conservation: What happens to the afterlife in this story?
(a) It pauses while the quark rests.
(b) It does not change.
(c) It splits into two different afterlives.
(d) It ceases to exist while the quark rests.

4. Encore: What has helped this afterlife flourish?
(a) Electronic data.
(b) Photography.
(c) People can tell what they were like.
(d) TV.

5. Pantheon: Who are the only beings these gods can empathize with?
(a) Angels.
(b) Humans.
(c) Cows.
(d) Dogs.

6. Graveyard of the Gods: What populates this afterlife?
(a) Ghosts and spirits.
(b) Every species of animal and insect.
(c) Only humans.
(d) Angels and demons.

7. Encore: The Creators only create, they do not __________________.
(a) Participate.
(b) Judge.
(c) Enjoy.
(d) Destroy.

8. Will-o-the-Wisp: What are the viewers in the lounge not allowed to see?
(a) The other people who are in the lounge.
(b) Failures and misery of their loved ones.
(c) What is going on in the rest of heaven.
(d) Wars and murders.

9. Quantum: What are people in this afterlife able to enjoy?
(a) All things at once.
(b) One life at a time.
(c) As much candy and soda as they want.
(d) Each moment in sequential order.

10. Microbe: What does God think about man?
(a) God doesn't realize man exists.
(b) God hates man.
(c) God thinks man is a miracle.
(d) God loves man.

11. Microbe: What is unique about this afterlife?
(a) It is in the suburbs.
(b) Death happens in three stages.
(c) People don't know they are dead.
(d) There is no afterlife.

12. Seed: What has happened now that people have become smarter?
(a) It is harder for God to impress them.
(b) They begin to believe that God is really a computer.
(c) They begin to destroy their molecules.
(d) They are trying to trap and destroy God.

13. Conservation: Why do things change in this afterlife?
(a) The quark needs to conserve energy.
(b) People are not happy there.
(c) God changes the design of the universe.
(d) The quark explodes.

14. Ineffable: What happens to a play or a conflict when it ends?
(a) It ceases to exist.
(b) It begins again.
(c) It dies.
(d) It is changed.

15. Narcisuss: Where is the afterlife located?
(a) In the sky.
(b) In California.
(c) On the moon.
(d) In the center of the earth.

Short Answer Questions

1. Blueprints: What do numbers represent here?

2. Impulse: In this story, people are the same as?

3. Reversal: What happens to everyone who dies?

4. Encore: How do the Creators try to create you in the afterlife?

5. Subjunctive: Which person will have to deal with the most versions of himself?

(see the answer keys)

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