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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 group of goddesses called?
(a) Vulnerable goddesses.
(b) Virgin goddesses.
(c) Transformative goddesses.
(d) Maternal goddesses.

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

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

4. According to the author, what is the most important factor for treating her patients with success?
(a) Her clinical knowledge.
(b) The power of mythic figures.
(c) All three should be integrated.
(d) Her personal experiences.

5. Hestia is the goddess of what?
(a) Hunting.
(b) The hearth.
(c) Childbirth.
(d) The bedroom.

6. The author says in Book 2, Chapter 2, that she devotes the rest of Book 2 to doing what with the goddesses?
(a) Disproving their stories.
(b) Evaluating them, in-depth.
(c) Showing the ways in which they are outdated and don't apply to modern society.
(d) Determining the symbolism of their respective mythos.

7. What is the second group of goddesses called?
(a) Vulnerable goddesses.
(b) Virgin goddesses.
(c) Maternal goddesses.
(d) Transformative goddesses.

8. The theory discussed in Cook 2, Chapter 2 postulates that there are what types of patterns and qualities?
(a) Feminine.
(b) Residual.
(c) Archetypal.
(d) Quantum.

9. Why does the author contrast the goddesses in Book 2, Chapter 3?
(a) She doesn't think their similarities are important.
(b) She is afraid readers will get them confused with one another.
(c) She doesn't want readers to think they are all the same.
(d) Their differences are therapeutically relevant, whereas their similarities aren't.

10. The author uses what "true life" example in Book 2, Chapter 1?
(a) Nurses bonding with other women's infants.
(b) Doctors bonding with the babies they delivered.
(c) Nannies bonding with their employers' children.
(d) Social workers bonding with their clients.

11. What is the main subject of Book 2?
(a) Goddesses.
(b) Romantic relationships.
(c) Children.
(d) Friendships.

12. How was Athena born?
(a) She was delivered by Caesarian section.
(b) She sprang from Zeus' forehead.
(c) She rose from a wave.
(d) She was created from her brother's rib.

13. According to the author, Artemis' type of self-imposed exile occurs whenever women join what type of organization?
(a) Monastic.
(b) Patriarchal.
(c) Sorority.
(d) Fraternal.

14. What is the first of two factors that would trouble an Athena woman whose marriage was dissolved?
(a) The fact that she isn't good-looking enough.
(b) The fact that she is unaware of the situation.
(c) The fact that she had made a mistake.
(d) The fact that her husband didn't spend enough time with her.

15. Who was Athena's father?
(a) Hermes.
(b) Apollo.
(c) Zeus.
(d) Hades.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many books did the author write before this one?

2. About what did the author have to wait to write a book?

3. The patterns and qualities discussed in Book 2, Chapter 2, are part of what?

4. Is the triggering of archetypes a good thing?

5. How many goddesses are written about in each chapter?

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