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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The goal is an ultimate reunion between physical and _________ worlds.
(a) Psychological
(b) Mythological
(c) Christian
(d) Spiritual

2. The man-hero needs to go on a quest for the identity of his __________.
(a) Father
(b) Family
(c) Mother
(d) Faith

3. Dreams have a direct relationship with the individual experience of the ___________.
(a) Understanding of the analyst
(b) Outcome
(c) Environment
(d) Dreamer

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

5. "The freedom won from the malice of the monster....is symbolized as a _________."
(a) Woman
(b) God
(c) Purse of wealth
(d) Book

6. The characteristics of the physical world are ultimately a kind of ___________.
(a) Clothing
(b) Illusion
(c) Disguise
(d) Power

7. The Hero is often endowed with the ability to pass back and forth between ______________.
(a) Right and wrong
(b) Truth and disbelief
(c) The two worlds
(d) Spirit and non-spirit

8. And as a continuation of #110, the Hero also has to ___________ what he's learned.
(a) Believe
(b) Understand
(c) Acknowledge
(d) Hold onto

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

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

11. What does this section "The Keys" summarize?
(a) Campbell's faith
(b) The Hero's Journey
(c) Christianity's flaws
(d) The downfall of religions

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

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

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

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) Universe
(c) Goddess
(d) Mother

Short Answer Questions

1. Death is the opportunity for ______ with the Unmoved Mover.

2. Campbell notes that many cultures have an explanation for the process of life/noise emerging from ________.

3. Who was conceived under supernatural circumstances but ruled with a strong connection to the real world?

4. Whenever the poetry of myth is interpreted as biography...it is ________.

5. The world ________ is also _______.

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