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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. The thirty-ninth chapter explains how ______ cause a person to develop a new brain function.
2. The Path is easier to follow when one sticks where?
3. Chapter 16 advises the reader to embrace the change brought on by what?
4. Ultimate Reality is a series of what?
5. Chapter 27 is the flip side of Chapter ___.
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Crowley question of the feminine energy in "Peaches"? What is his conclusion?
2. Describe the Masters of the Temple from Chapter 7. Who are these figures and what does Crowley write of them?
3. What does Crowley write of the Knights Templar?
4. How does Chapter 27 relate to Chapter 15? What story does Crowley tell in "The Sorcerer"?
5. Describe Crowley's meaning in his analogy of dreams to consciousness in Chapter 30.
6. When does Crowley describe making love to Laylah in "The Southern Cross"? What is this symbolic of?
7. What is Crowley's position on disease in "The Mountaineer"?
8. Describe Crowley's depiction of the structure of the universe in "The Glow Worm."
9. What does Crowley describe IT as in Chapter 31?
10. Discuss the Buddhist principles that Crowley introduces in "Pilgrim Talk."
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss Crowley's use of metaphor in "The Book of Lies". In what ways do Crowley's metaphors mirror those used in other theologies and mythologies?
Essay Topic 2
Compare the chapters "The Oyster" and "Peaches." What subject and themes do these chapters share? How do they differ? What does Crowley express about the feminine in these chapters?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the overarching themes of language's inability to adequately communicate thought and feeling and contradiction. What symbols and metaphors does the author use to express these themes?
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