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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. Who is raising money in order to buy a bison for their own collection of animals?
(a) Ann's school.
(b) Zoo.
(c) Sue.
(d) Sue's mother.

2. What does Sue buy in order to remind her of the power of buffalos in her life?
(a) Buffalo nickel.
(b) A book.
(c) A feather.
(d) A tuft of hair.

3. Who accompanies Sue on a speaking trip and performs an impromptu ritual to ask the Feminine Divine to guide and bless them?
(a) Mary.
(b) Sandy.
(c) Betty.
(d) Julie.

4. ___________, Sue thinks, needs to be acknowledged and explored to find the deepest passion and then be treated like a newborn baby.
(a) A child.
(b) Creativity.
(c) A muse.
(d) A man.

5. Which kind of animal does Ruth Ann give refuge to in the Northern Exposure episode as another character wants to hunt it?
(a) Fox.
(b) Horse.
(c) Wolf.
(d) Bear.

Short Answer Questions

1. When one belongs to oneself, one can connect with the rest of ___________ without being trapped or dependent.

2. When Sue's hands are bound together, she admits that _________ and silence are what bind her in her life.

3. Who visits Sue and tells her that her heart is a seed that she must plant in the world?

4. ____________ must be unfrozen in order to participate in the Divine in new ways, according to Sue.

5. Who begins to cry with Sue as they realize the pain that the dolphins may be experiencing as the result of mankind?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Sandy surprise Sue with when she lands at the airport after her trip to a speaking engagement?

2. Why does Sue begin to realize that attachment to the confining patriarchal world must die?

3. What does Sue believe is happening to the new girl-child who has been birthed by her awakening?

4. What does Sue long for in her own marriage at this point of her journey to the Sacred Feminine?

5. What does a Cherokee woman Sue meets on a retreat tell her that her dreams are meant to do?

6. While she plans many rituals, Sue does not realize that these rituals serve a purpose in her journey? What do these rituals do?

7. What does Sue begin to do in September to further push her journey into the Sacred Feminine?

8. What does Sue do in order to cultivate her own creativity and to create space for it in her life?

9. What does Sue do with the other women who have traveled to one of the last places the Great Goddess flourishes?

10. What kind of music allows Sue to feel the radiant mystery of being embraced by the Goddess?

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