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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is that which is shown by the five senses?

2. What does the reader learn in Chapter 20 has occurred during society's upheavals?

3. What, according to Pearson, is a healthy result of fully developed archetypes?

4. According to Pearson, what can women learn from men?

5. According to examples in Chapter 15, what type of events are birth ceremonies, weddings, and funerals?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Pearson say the Lover is important to the Fool?

2. What are the traditional gender roles discussed by Pearson in Chapter 19?

3. Briefly discuss the difference Pearson outlines between a good Ruler and a bad one

4. Which two archetypes does Pearson call pivotal in childhood and why?

5. Explain a modern day example Pearson gives of a Magician archetype.

6. Where does Pearson say creativity is mainly located, and what is the key to creativity?

7. What are the two shadow types of the Sage that Pearson gives? Explain them briefly.

8. What is the negative aspect of Eros in a mentoring situation based on Pearson's example in Chapter 12?

9. What does the Magician archetype symbolize? Why does Pearson say it offends some people?

10. What does Pearson say are characteristics of the Ruler archetype?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What was the purpose of Pearson's book? Was it successfully achieved? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 2

What is a Jungarin? Discuss in detail the person for which the term was named and his/her relevance to this book.

Essay Topic 3

What does Pearson call the negative side of an archetype? Select four of the twelve archetypes and explain their negative sides.

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