2. The man-hero must break the tyrant's control and relate his spiritual ________.
(a) Truth
(b) Meaning
(c) Understanding
(d) Power

3. Before emergence, spirit was all _______.
(a) The same
(b) An illusion
(c) Beauty
(d) One

4. What is the purpose of baptism, at least on its surface?
(a) Help the church recognize that person
(b) Wash away original sin
(c) Bring person into the church
(d) Create a fresh start

5. Campbell believes that Christianity has turned the stories of the Bible from symbolic meanings to shallow _______.
(a) Fundamentalism
(b) Literalism
(c) Creationism
(d) Modernism

6. In reference to the Hero, Campbell writes, "...the Law lives in him with his unreserved __________."
(a) Peace
(b) Truth
(c) Consent
(d) Balance

7. Death can be just as dangerous as the journey into _________.
(a) Peace
(b) Spirit
(c) Life
(d) Truth

8. The future of each life is contained in the various manifestations of the _____________.
(a) Myths
(b) Heroes
(c) Universal goddess
(d) Stories

9. The process through which humanity emerges and returns to that from which it emerged is called the ______ cycle.
(a) Duality
(b) Cosmogonic
(c) Cosmosis
(d) Creation

10. The _______ exists in the conscious; the conscious opens itself to the sub-conscious.
(a) Truth
(b) Way
(c) Meaning
(d) Sub-conscious

11. Myths have a direct relationship with the __________ experience of humanity.
(a) Solitary
(b) Spiritual
(c) Universal
(d) Literal

12. Whose example of centuries long sleep does Campbell use?
(a) Snow White
(b) Sleeping Beauty
(c) Rip Van Winkle
(d) Rapunzel

13. What is the example of the literal/physical ascent into Heaven?
(a) Christ's prayer
(b) Christ's crucifixion
(c) Christ's transfiguration
(d) Christ's death

14. When a civilization begins to reinterpret its mythology...the ________ goes out of it.
(a) Meaning
(b) Life
(c) Purpose
(d) Intention

15. The end of the life of the _______ is portrayed as a return to the state in which life and consciousness came into being.
(a) God
(b) Mother
(c) Goddess
(d) Universe