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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. Where was a spaceport constructed?
2. After eating the fruit, what do Adam and Eve become aware of?
3. Which of the gods ruled the Nefilim planet?
4. The Sumerian Great Flood story, who does Enki inform of the impending flood?
5. Who is Adapa?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was Mount Ararat?
2. According to Sitchin, what gave the Nefilims access to a lot of information about the solar system?
3. Why is Enlil furious that Utnapishtim and his family survived the Great Flood?
4. When the Nefilim landed on Earth, what age was Earth in?
5. To Sitchin, why does the number that the Sumerians consider Earth in the solar system prove that the Sumerians had contact with the Nefilim.
6. As the gods land on Earth and take a look at what has been done, what did they find?
7. How did Enlil quickly create more human beings?
8. Why did Sitchin equate the planet Marduk with images of a winged globe in ancient artwork?
9. Why did the Nefilim decide to go back to Earth?
10. How did procreation change man-kind?
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does SItchin's tone change throughout the 12TH PLANET?
Give three different tones he used in the book.
Next, give examples of the stylistic tone.
Essay Topic 2
Do you believe that any of Sitchin's theories could be true?
If you were Sitchin, how would you work to verify and prove your theories about the creation of the world and man?
How could Sitchin get his ideas accepted by the scientific community?
Essay Topic 3
Sitchin has written many books that have mostly been labeled as pseudoscience by the modern scientific community.
Consider the following questions:
- Why do other scholars consider Sitchin's writing to be pseudoscience?
- Do you consider his arguments to be fake science?
- How could Sitchin better defend his work against other scholars?
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