3. Many contemporary religions are __________ manifestations of the same central figure system.
(a) Religious
(b) Spirtual
(c) Incorrect
(d) Misguided

4. What kind of myth is the story of the man who dreamed of killing his father and taking care of his mother?
(a) Oedipal
(b) Narcissius
(c) Disturbed
(d) Unrealistic

5. What kind of maiden exposes herself to danger in a quest for porcupine quills?
(a) Navajo
(b) Sioux
(c) Arapaho
(d) Iroquois

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

7. Heroes in what tend to bring enlightenment to the community?
(a) Wars
(b) Fairy tales
(c) Scrolls
(d) Family stories

8. What do we have to be shown if the Hero's goal of inspiring humanity is to be met?
(a) Human success
(b) Frailty
(c) Mistakes
(d) The truth

9. Who was "swallowed" by the ocean after being dismembered by his evil brother?
(a) Hepuset
(b) Tutankamen
(c) Set
(d) Osiris

10. How might the Father figure be described?
(a) Without description
(b) All vengeful
(c) All loving
(d) Dual-natured

11. _________ thus asserts that all reality emerges from a transcendent, universal, sub-conscious and ultimately unknowable truth.
(a) Story
(b) Faith
(c) Mythology
(d) Belief

12. What is NOT a symbol of this central item, as referenced in #25 and #26?
(a) Whale
(b) Mountain
(c) Fountain
(d) Tree

13. "The adventure is always and everywhere a passage beyond the ____ of the known into the unknown."
(a) Understanding
(b) Veil
(c) Wall
(d) Knowing

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

15. Which section deals with the theories about the importance and/or presence of myth in human culture, society, and individual experience?
(a) The Monomyth
(b) The Power of Myth
(c) Myth and Society
(d) Myth and Dreams