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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. The Lorentz force is the name of the force that slows particles moving _____.
(a) Out of gravity.
(b) Through a magnetic field.
(c) Into a black hole.
(d) At the speed of light.

2. The 'glue' surrounding neurons is called _____.
(a) Globulin.
(b) Gravity.
(c) Glia.
(d) Gronk.

3. Karl Pribram demonstrated that the brain contains a certain _____ which limits the otherwise infinite wave information available to it.
(a) Chemical.
(b) Storage facility.
(c) Envelope.
(d) Crystalline structure.

4. Water molecules have a role in the organization of discordant energy into coherent photons which is called _____.
(a) Supercohesion.
(b) Lamping.
(c) Hyperphotogeneration.
(d) Superradiance.

5. How does the author categorize J. B. Rhine?
(a) As a mathemetician and artist.
(b) As a biologist and parapsychologist.
(c) As a neuroscientist and cardiac specialist.
(d) As a musician and mathemetician.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Hal Puthoff's profession?

2. Where was physicist Albert Michelson born?

3. Hal Puthoff and Ken Shoulders invented a special device that could fit _____ in the end of a hypodermic needle.

4. What process did Fritz-Albert Popp want to eliminate in order to record photons?

5. What sort of medal did Jacques Benveniste win form CNRS, which is one of the most prestigious scientific honors he could win in France?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the theory of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship?

2. What was the gist of Jacques Benveniste's response to John Maddox's reaction to his paper published in Nature Magazine?

3. Why does the author characterize Ed Mitchell as a truth seeker?

4. What happened on the way to Cone Crater?

5. What did Giuliano Preparata and Emilio Del Giudice try to explain? How did they do this?

6. What was Edgar Mitchell's concept of a unified theory of mind and matter?

7. Why does the author characterize Fritz-Albert Popp as a philosopher as much as a scientist?

8. What did Ed Mitchell do after his moon mission?

9. What is the uncertainty principle?

10. What was American neuropsycholgist Karl Lashley trying to discover? What method did he use?

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