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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 red tailed hawk can awaken a person to his ___________ power and to the purpose of one's life.
(a) Visionary.
(b) Emotional.
(c) Predator.
(d) Spiritual.

2. Once a person begins to explore animals more closely, he cannot observe __________ objectively anymore.
(a) Nature.
(b) Truth.
(c) Questions.
(d) Spirituality.

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

4. The author also suggests ___________ at parks and at nature centers to be closer to animals.
(a) Walking.
(b) Working.
(c) Volunteering.
(d) Lunches.

5. The badger is the giant of the weasel family and is considered to be the keeper of the __________.
(a) Prosperity.
(b) Stories.
(c) Water.
(d) Wood.

Short Answer Questions

1. The badger is a _____________ animal, feasting on rabbits, gophers, mice, and squirrels.

2. Once a woman dressed in white buffalo fur appeared and brought to the Lakota the _____________.

3. In the Greek tradition, the vulture is thought to be descended from the __________, a mythical creature.

4. The grosbeak is related to the healing of the _________ heart, according to its keynote in the book.

5. There is popularity of voodoo in some parts of the country to involve the sacrifice of ___________, though this is not the case everywhere.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andrews say is very helpful when it comes to establishing a relationship with a totem animal?

2. What does Andrews point out about the differentiation between animals and humans in the modern world?

3. What is one of the reasons why turkey vultures seem to have such odd heads?

4. What does Andrews believe the reason was for the Creator to make the animals of the world?

5. What does the Anglo-Saxon term 'wild' mean in terms of animals and humans?

6. What can be disheartening about the practice of working with your animal totems?

7. What are the two species which Andrews describes in terms of their mouse catching abilities?

8. What might happen when a person chooses a wilder totem rather than a tamer totem animal?

9. What is the warning that Andrews gives in relation to the idea of calling one's totem animal to himself?

10. What happens as a result of the bobcat's accurate sensors about energy and other people?

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