QUIZ: PROJECT GOD

1.What motivates the narrator to participate in PROJECT GOD?

• a. A need to fill the void left by Debby’s death

• b. desire to prove the existence of God

• c. A curiosity about human senses

• d. A belief in the organization’s mission

2. What does the volunteer claim to experience after losing his senses?

• a.He sees a bright, blood-colored rainbow

• b. He hears voices of his deceased loved ones

• c. He feels intense pain

• d. All of the above

3. What does the volunteer do after breaking free from restraints?

• a. He smashes his head against the wall

• b. He gouges out his eyes

• c. He eats the flesh from his arm

• d. All of the above

4. How does the narrator react when the volunteer calls him by his name?

• a.He feels fear and shivers uncontrollably

• b.He becomes angry and confronts the volunteer

• c.He ignores the volunteer and continues his work

• d.He feels a sense of connection with the volunteer

5. What does the volunteer say about Debby?

• a.Her skull is peeled back, and one eye is crushed

• b.She is alive and well

• c. She is in heaven

• d. She is waiting for the narrator

6. What does the volunteer claim God did when questioned about his life?

• a. God smiled and turned his back

• b. God answered him

• c. God cursed him

• d. God ignored him

7. What does the narrator decide to do at the end of the story?

• a. Sign the contract to be the next volunteer

• b. Leave the organization

• c. Destroy PROJECT GOD

• d. Write a book about his experience

8. What does the narrator believe about pain?

• a. Pain is necessary to feel alive

• b. Pain is meaningless

• c. Pain is a sign of weakness

• d. Pain should be avoided at all costs

9. Why does the narrator question, "Do I really know what I know?"

• a. He is struggling with his own beliefs about life and God

• b. He is uncertain about the validity of PROJECT GOD’s theory

• c. He is doubting the volunteer’s experiences

• d. He is reflecting on his scientific knowledge

10. How does the volunteer’s experience challenge the narrator’s beliefs?

• a. By claiming to communicate with God and deceased loved ones

• b. By demonstrating the limits of human endurance

• c. By revealing the cruelty of the organization

• d. By proving the existence of the afterlife