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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11, Dictionary of Animal Totems Continued.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The first exercise called "Beginning the Day" invites the reader to start by visualizing stepping outside and being greeted by __________.
(a) A bear.
(b) Themselves.
(c) Nature.
(d) A loved one.

2. In some ancient societies, the letting of _________ was a way of releasing a form of psychic energy.
(a) Saliva.
(b) Blood.
(c) Tears.
(d) Water.

3. The blackbird keynote entry includes the idea that this bird is linked to understanding the ____________ of Mother Nature.
(a) Words.
(b) Destruction.
(c) Energies.
(d) Songs.

4. Those who are working with the vulture as a totem will want to monitor the health of their __________ system.
(a) Endocrine.
(b) Respiratory.
(c) Digestive.
(d) Circulatory.

5. The masked _______ is a prevalent symbol associated with Shamanism, according to the findings of the author.
(a) Deer.
(b) Bear.
(c) Elk.
(d) Sorcerer.

Short Answer Questions

1. The most important way to begin to cultivate the tool of animal speak is to make sure the person is ___________ himself with nature.

2. When a person finds his totem to be scary or unglamorous, where does the author tell him to go for information?

3. The law of correspondence, "As above, so below, as below, so above" is from the ancient ___________.

4. The chicken is linked to what quality, which makes sense given its manner of life cycles, according to the book.

5. Many people, especially those who live in oceanside areas tend to look at _________ as pests.

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