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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, Bird Medicine.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The law of correspondence, "As above, so below, as below, so above" is from the ancient ___________.
(a) Hermetics.
(b) Storytellers.
(c) Sages.
(d) Egyptians.

2. In primitive cultures, birds were like gods, making the __________ and bringing the rain.
(a) Thunder.
(b) Tides.
(c) Food grow.
(d) Sunlight.

3. The ancient symbolism of __________is complex, but connected to the feminine forces within the universe.
(a) Medicines.
(b) Cities.
(c) Forests.
(d) Grasses.

4. When using the breathing through the feathers exercise, a person should breathe _________ into the person if the proper feather cannot be found.
(a) New luck.
(b) Truth.
(c) New life.
(d) New energy.

5. In Norse mythology, Odin had two __________ which were his messengers, called Thought and Memory.
(a) Vultures.
(b) Eagles.
(c) Hawks.
(d) Ravens.

Short Answer Questions

1. The human _______ is the energy field that surrounds the human body in all directions, comprised of many forms of energy.

2. What does the author think speaks to us constantly, though a person might not always be listening closely to this communication?

3. Who spoke to spirits and gods through oracles, according to Andrews' research and findings?

4. When working with animal totems, one does not need to think of these animals as having a lot of _____________.

5. __________ were traditionally a symbol of magic, calling out for people to see it in their lives and to use it as needed.

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