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

2. Traditionally, the __________ is the place of wisdom and it often reflects the human body and the thought process.
(a) Home.
(b) Garden.
(c) Backyard.
(d) Workplace.

3. One popular belief was that if a bird flew to the ___________ before the start of a trip, that would indicate it would go well.
(a) Right.
(b) Top.
(c) Left.
(d) Bottom.

4. Not surprisingly, this bird is linked to the power of song and of voice.
(a) Blackbird.
(b) Canary.
(c) Owl.
(d) Hawk.

5. It is important to learn the specific qualities of your feather and its ____________ in order for a healing to be most effective.
(a) Colors.
(b) Location.
(c) Numbers.
(d) Bird.

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

3. _________ on birds are of great significance as anything related to the head has applications to the thinking process, higher mind, and higher perceptions.

4. On what holiday was it once thought that seeing certain birds would foretell the partner a woman would choose?

5. As a lifelong student of ____________, with a formal background in literature and linguistics, the author has continuously found links to the animal word in life.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does a person first need in order to begin to understand how to predict events and occurrences in his life?

2. What is the author's definition and explanation of what a fetish is in relationship to personal workings?

3. What is the importance of the mating style of an animal when it comes to the interpretation of totems?

4. How can a person know that the behaviors of a specific animal are representative of the entire species?

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

6. What are the qualities of squirrels and raccoons which can be attributed to humans as well?

7. What is the recommendation the author makes in order for a person to become more sensitive to his surroundings?

8. What are some items which can be attached to a prayer stick in order to give it power for the person using it?

9. What is the way in which the author wants the reader to begin to learn the totems in this book?

10. Give some examples in which attributes of an animal might be given to a human via description.

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