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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 bear is also associated with the goddess ____________, a goddess of the moon.
(a) Luna.
(b) Hecate.
(c) Diana.
(d) Hera.

2. The turkey vulture also seems to have a unique _________ system, one which helps keep it healthy.
(a) Respiratory.
(b) Digestive.
(c) Circulatory.
(d) Endocrine.

3. In alchemy, the vulture was a symbol of sublimation as it closely resembled the _________.
(a) Crow.
(b) Eagle.
(c) Partridge.
(d) Dove.

4. In the Greek tradition, the woodpecker occupied the throne of ___________, considered sacred to this god of thunder.
(a) Zeus.
(b) Hermes.
(c) Hera.
(d) Apollo.

5. What is one of the bird species which is considered to be an urban success story?
(a) Blue pigeon.
(b) Hawk.
(c) Lark.
(d) Owl.

Short Answer Questions

1. In some ancient societies, the letting of _________ was a way of releasing a form of psychic energy.

2. Female bears give birth during __________, with usually two to three cubs being born at a time.

3. What allows the beaver to be such a strong swimmer in the water, according to this book?

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

5. To the ancient alchemists, the ___________ was a bird which was a symbol of sublimation.

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. Why is the turkey vulture a bird which is consistently associated with death and with the afterlife?

4. What are turkey vultures easily mistaken for when they are looked at by those who are not familiar with them?

5. What does Andrews say one should do if he has a serious mouse problem at his house?

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

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

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

9. What are two of the ways in which a person might be able to call an animal totem to himself?

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

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