2. What does Campbell quote at length in this section?
(a) Scandanavian bedtime stories
(b) Kata Vata
(c) Kretilan verse
(d) Kalevala

3. Who was conceived under supernatural circumstances but ruled with a strong connection to the real world?
(a) An ancient Chinese emperor
(b) A Japanese princess
(c) Buddha
(d) Privati

4. Every individual member of the human race has a responsibility to become a __________.
(a) Hero
(b) Questioner
(c) Believer
(d) Skeptic

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

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

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

8. The second task of the man-hero is to transcend the _________ spiritually.
(a) Challenge
(b) Obstacle
(c) Upset
(d) Self

9. Whenever the poetry of myth is interpreted as biography...it is ________.
(a) Killed
(b) Made powerful
(c) Weakened
(d) Made more relevant

10. The Hero is free to live because he has lived true _________.
(a) Understanding
(b) Peace
(c) Freedom
(d) Meaning

11. What includes specific references, that Campbell quotes, to the human body becoming one with the parts of the gods?
(a) Koran
(b) Torah
(c) Book of the Dead
(d) Bible

12. Who is shown a vision of the infinite all-powerful Krishna?
(a) Arajana
(b) Arjuna
(c) Arthina
(d) Rapuja

13. Where are the Maori from?
(a) Australia
(b) New Zealand
(c) Hawaii
(d) New Guinea

14. What is the second effect of the cosmogonic emanations of universal power?
(a) Energy buildup
(b) Framing of the world stage of space
(c) Movement into spiritual understanding
(d) Production of life

15. Who vanquished the dragon?
(a) Christan St. Martha
(b) Reginald Theberry
(c) Contance Emeritus
(d) Jonas St. Thomas