3. The Hero's journey begins by "descending, either intentionally or unintentionally, into the crooked lanes of his own spiritual _________."
(a) Map
(b) Mystery
(c) Labyrinth
(d) Understanding

4. Who was turned into a flower for refusing the advances of Apollo?
(a) Aphrodite
(b) Diana
(c) Hera
(d) Daphne

5. Which hero was swallowed by a giant monster?
(a) Finn MacCool
(b) Randy Finnish
(c) Thomas Finbuckle
(d) Roland McDougal

6. The perilous journey [of the hero] was a labor not of attainment, but of ___________."
(a) Remembering
(b) Stealing
(c) Re-attainment
(d) Fighting

7. What does the Hero encounter if he does not do the bidding of the God or Goddess?
(a) Respect
(b) Reward
(c) More obstacles
(d) Mythical creatures

8. When the Hero has done what the God or Goddess has asked, what does he receive in return?
(a) Wealth
(b) Protection and support
(c) Punishment
(d) All knowledge in the world

9. What is this transcendent source worthy of, according to Campbell?
(a) Worship
(b) Respect
(c) Love
(d) Study

10. What Oriental philosophy corresponds with the idea of duality?
(a) Yin and Yang
(b) Feng Shui
(c) Black and White
(d) Wabi Sabi

11. What is the goal of the Hero's journey?
(a) Peace
(b) To win
(c) Commitment
(d) Union

12. To what do the nurturing and life giving aspects of the Ogre Father and Goddess Mother archetypes correspond?
(a) Freudian pathos
(b) Ego
(c) Freudian eros
(d) Superego

13. How many types of journeys are available when the Hero decides to return?
(a) Three
(b) One
(c) Two
(d) Four

14. The Hero is on a journey towards _____ with the source of all things.
(a) Manifesting
(b) Unification
(c) Meeting
(d) Rising

15. Many Hero characters discover new _________ inside that which swallowed them.
(a) Spiritual texts
(b) Gifts
(c) Physical worlds
(d) Mysteries