Goddesses in Everywoman: A New Psychology of Women Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Jean Shinoda-Bolen
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Goddesses in Everywoman: A New Psychology of Women Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Jean Shinoda-Bolen
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the first metaphor used to explain the triggering of archetypes?
(a) The development of a fetus.
(b) The formation of glaciers.
(c) The growth of crystals.
(d) Starting a car.

2. What sad truth does the author unveil in Book 2, Chapter 1?
(a) Some women never form a special, intimate bond with a child.
(b) Some women lose their babies and never have a special bond with their other children.
(c) When a woman forms this bond with someone else's child, it is hard for her to recover.
(d) Some women give birth and discover they don't have a bond with their own baby.

3. About what did the author have to wait to write a book?
(a) Death.
(b) Mature women.
(c) Men.
(d) College.

4. The author differentiates between what two varieties of archetypes?
(a) Active and inactive.
(b) Necessary and superfluous.
(c) Dominant and repressed.
(d) Feminine and masculine.

5. A woman can be helped and hindered by what forces?
(a) She can be helped by society, but hindered by herself.
(b) All answers are correct.
(c) She can be helped by herself and society.
(d) She can be helped by herself, but hindered by society.

6. The author is most familiar with what type of psychology?
(a) Freudian.
(b) Jungian.
(c) Abnormal.
(d) Criminal.

7. According to Cook 2, Chapter 2, the goddess archetypes are at work where?
(a) Only in the women who recognize them.
(b) In every woman and in every culture.
(c) Only in the cultures where they originated.
(d) Nowhere, because they are archaic.

8. How did the author get her hypothesis for effective treatment?
(a) She read it in a psychiatric journal.
(b) She experimented with different techniques.
(c) She got feedback from other practitioners.
(d) She meditated on what the best practice would be.

9. With what did Artemis help her mother?
(a) Caring for her father.
(b) Her brother's birth.
(c) Carrying water.
(d) Cooking and household duties.

10. How many books did the author write before this one?
(a) A few.
(b) None.
(c) Many.
(d) One.

11. How many goddesses are in the third group?
(a) Four.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) One.

12. Artemis developed a reputation for being helpful to whom?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her sister.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her brother.

13. What did other women help the author to do?
(a) Write her book.
(b) Earn her Ph.D.
(c) Open up.
(d) Be comfortable with herself.

14. Which archetypes have to be triggered?
(a) Inactive.
(b) Active.
(c) Superfluous.
(d) Repressed.

15. Who helped with Athena's birth?
(a) Apollo.
(b) Hephaestus.
(c) Hermes.
(d) Artemis.

Short Answer Questions

1. What relationship is most important to an Athena woman?

2. How many of Artemis' wishes did her father grant?

3. What is the second metaphor used to explain the triggering of archetypes?

4. What is the second group of goddesses called?

5. The author writes about how many goddesses in Book 2, Chapter 3?

(see the answer keys)

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