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

2. Once a woman dressed in white buffalo fur appeared and brought to the Lakota the _____________.
(a) Prayer stick.
(b) Buffalo symbol.
(c) Sacred books.
(d) Sacred pipe.

3. The Scots had a fortune telling rhyme which stated that depending on the number of _________ around, certain things would happen.
(a) Gulls.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Crows.
(d) Magpies.

4. The author also suggests a person create a __________, with pictures and descriptions of the animal surrounding a picture of the person.
(a) Mosaic.
(b) Photo.
(c) Painting.
(d) Collage.

5. What was the author amazed the truck driver was able to avoid hitting in the road, though other drivers kept going?
(a) Squirrels.
(b) Possums.
(c) Turtles.
(d) Ducks.

Short Answer Questions

1. The pronghorn is the only ____________ native to North America, according to this book.

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

3. A study of the __________ will provide some insight into the energies often associated with the bird.

4. The massive head of the buffalo can be a symbol that one must combine efforts with the ______________.

5. Where do grackles like to live, according to the writings of the author?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andrews say is the uncanny ability of the bobcat as an animal totem?

2. Are cats considered to be high maintenance, according to the author's description of house cats?

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

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

5. What are some of the ways in which the astral plane might be described to another person?

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

7. Why does Andrews believe the vulture to be a patient hunter? What qualities does the vulture have?

8. What will help a person begin to see the differences between different species of birds?

9. What does it mean when Andrews talks about the idea of an animal being transitory in nature?

10. What is the status of the turkey vulture - is it a scavenger or a predator when it's out in the wild?

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