2. An Athena woman is the most apt to be able to survive what?
(a) Bankruptcy.
(b) The death of a loved one.
(c) A cheating spouse.
(d) Physical injury.

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

4. What type of mental health practitioner was the author?
(a) Psychologist.
(b) Researcher.
(c) Social worker.
(d) Psychiatrist.

5. In what ways was Athena similar to Artemis?
(a) Her mother and father were not married.
(b) She also has a twin brother.
(c) She has the same mother.
(d) She is wise and a huntress.

6. Who was Athena's mother?
(a) Demeter.
(b) She didn't have one.
(c) Aphrodite.
(d) Hera.

7. Hestia is described as what?
(a) A jealous lover.
(b) Outgoing and friendly.
(c) A wallflower.
(d) A prude.

8. Book 2, Chapter, 3 is devoted to which group of goddesses?
(a) The maternal goddesses.
(b) The virgin goddesses.
(c) The transformative goddesses.
(d) The vulnerable goddesses.

9. What is the second of two factors that would trouble an Athena woman whose marriage was dissolved?
(a) The fact that she would lose half of her hard-earned possessions.
(b) The fact that everything about her life would be changing.
(c) The fact that she would have to share custody of her children.
(d) The factors that had directly contributed to the dissolution of her marriage.

10. Who caused the male gods to fall in love with Hestia?
(a) Artemis.
(b) Hera.
(c) Aphrodite.
(d) Zeus.

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

12. What was the explanation for Athena's seemingly odd companions?
(a) She prided herself on resisting temptation.
(b) She preferred animals over people.
(c) There isn't one, really.
(d) She preferred mortals over gods.

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

14. In Book 2, Chapter 1, the author states that having a baby can trigger what?
(a) Divorce.
(b) Resentment.
(c) Maternal instinct.
(d) Post-partum depression.

15. What is the author's degree?
(a) B.A.
(b) L.I.C.S.W.
(c) M.D.
(d) Ph.D.