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

2. What point on the moon did the astronauts not reach that they had planned to study?
(a) Apenninus.
(b) Horrebow.
(c) Cone Crater.
(d) Mons Huygens.

3. Physicists view perfectly random activity as _____.
(a) Propulsion.
(b) Order.
(c) Disorder.
(d) Energy.

4. According to the author, the universe is a vast dynamic cobweb of _____.
(a) Energy exchange.
(b) Human design.
(c) Stagnation.
(d) Chance.

5. From where did Ed Mitchell get his doctorate?
(a) California Polytechnical
(b) Princeton.
(c) Berkley.
(d) MIT.

Short Answer Questions

1. Karl Pribram demonstrated that the brain contains a certain _____ which limits the otherwise infinite wave information available to it.

2. Where was Niels Bohr born?

3. Where was "Chuck Yeager's flying circus" located?

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

5. In 1976, the first plants that Fritz-Albert Popp recorded photon emissions from were _____.

Short Essay Questions

1. What did President Nixon urge Americans to do to stave off some of the effects of the oil crisis?

2. What happened on the way to Cone Crater?

3. To whom does the author compare the relationship of Bill Church and Hal Puthoff and why?

4. What does the author say could explain why acupuncture works?

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

6. Where did Helmut Schmidt move to after Seattle and why?

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

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

9. What radical concept did Robert Jahn play around with in his research?

10. According to the author, how do microtubules and dendrites represent the Internet of the body?

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