3. Why did Artemis leave the city she lived in?
(a) She was banished.
(b) She found it too tempting to be around men.
(c) She had an argument with the city's patron deity.
(d) She wanted to spend all her time with other women.

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

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

6. The same emotion that is triggered by having a baby can also be triggered by what?
(a) Pets.
(b) Shopping.
(c) Caring for someone who is injured.
(d) Other people's babies.

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(a) Showing the ways in which they are outdated and don't apply to modern society.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

8. According to the author, what should be considered for a healthy relationship?
(a) Sexual natures.
(b) Sexual natures and behavior.
(c) Behavior.
(d) Neither.

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

10. 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 meditated on what the best practice would be.
(d) She got feedback from other practitioners.

11. Who was Artemis' mother?
(a) Hera.
(b) Demeter.
(c) Leto.
(d) Eris.

12. When inhabitants of a city-state left to form a new village, what did they take with them?
(a) A piece of sacred fire.
(b) A piece of their temple.
(c) Their animals.
(d) A piece of stone from their home.

13. What word is used to describe the goddesses' role in this book?
(a) Benefactors.
(b) Agents.
(c) Archetypes.
(d) Models.

14. According to the author in Chapter 1, it is important for women to know their own what?
(a) Limitations.
(b) Prejudices.
(c) Origins.
(d) Motivations.

15. 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.