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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the title of Book 2, Chapter 1?
(a) "Goddesses in Everywoman."
(b) "Goddesses as Inner Images."
(c) "Goddesses in Everyday Life."
(d) "Goddesses as Archetypes."

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

3. What was the last thing Artemis requested from her father?
(a) Permanent chastity.
(b) Separation from her mother.
(c) Skill with weapons.
(d) A new home.

4. Athena was the patron goddess of what city?
(a) Athens.
(b) Troy.
(c) Thrace.
(d) Sparta.

5. 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.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is described, by the author as a means of empowerment and self-care for women?

2. When was Apollo born?

3. According to the author, what is the most important factor for treating her patients with success?

4. What term does the author use for forces of society?

5. This edition of the text was written how many years after the first publication?

Short Essay Questions

1. How many years passed between the editions of Goddesses in Everywoman?

2. According to the author, why do women go into therapy?

3. Which goddesses are discussed in Book 2, Chapter 3?

4. How was Athena different from the other virgin goddesses?

5. What was Hestia's special privilege?

6. What does Bolen say sometimes happens to women when they have children?

7. What were the circumstances of Artemis' birth?

8. What example does the author use to explain the difference in the archetypes?

9. How are the three goddesses described in Book 2, Chapter 3?

10. What example does the author use in Book 2, Chapter 1, to support her statement about the maternal instinct?

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