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

2. The more a person is able to align with the totem and to create his own __________, the easier it will be to understand what it is saying.
(a) Conversation.
(b) Resonance.
(c) Language.
(d) Peace.

3. Interesting to note, birds do not run out of ___________. They simply fly into it to get what they need.
(a) Water.
(b) Food.
(c) Energy.
(d) Breath.

4. The chicken is linked to what quality, which makes sense given its manner of life cycles, according to the book.
(a) Growth.
(b) Movement.
(c) Fertility.
(d) Death.

5. __________ is essential in activating the energy of the feather, whether to help in attunement or for healing purposes.
(a) Breath.
(b) Fire.
(c) Ash.
(d) Water.

Short Answer Questions

1. Primary flight feathers normally fall out ________________, which many people don't realize to be the case.

2. The _________ is one of the tiniest birds in the world, but can migrate over vast distances.

3. A bird's vision needs to be better than a human's in order for them to better judge _____________.

4. Ideally, when making prayer sticks, it's best to ensure the _________ and the stick are compatible.

5. At what time of day would the rooster totem be at its highest cycle of power, according to the book?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andrews say about the feathers as they are removed from a bird during preening?

2. Why are feathers important fetishes for people to work with in relation to magic and personal power?

3. What do self knowledge and augury allow a person to do in his life, according to Andrews in the book?

4. What does the author say that the tail feathers of a bird might be used for when they are flying?

5. What are some of the attributes of the pigeon, as Andrews includes in this opening section's examples?

6. What are some other ways in which to use the power of feathers in one's daily life?

7. What is the relationship between predator and prey, as is described in this opening section of the book?

8. What groups were named with animal names in order to show their connection to certain animals?

9. What is the reason for finding a bunch of feathers all at once, as the author explains to the reader?

10. What makes the totem relationship different from other relationships to animals in one's life?

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