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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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

2. Who destroyed the civilizations of the race that had conquered his own?
(a) King Sanloy
(b) King Sargon
(c) King Alphonsus
(d) King Barbar

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. The second task of the man-hero is to transcend the _________ spiritually.

2. The characteristics of the physical world are ultimately a kind of ___________.

3. What is the second effect of the cosmogonic emanations of universal power?

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

5. The goal is an ultimate reunion between physical and _________ worlds.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Campbell do in "The Keys"?

2. Describe the content of "Childhood of the Human Hero."

3. What does the "Shape-shifter" point out?

4. Summarize "Out of the Void - Space."

5. What does Campbell suggest every individual member of the human race has a responsibility to do?

6. Why can't myths be compared directly to dreams?

7. What occurs in "The Master of the Two Worlds"?

8. What does Campbell stress about the idea of symbols?

9. What is the end of the life in the universe portrayed as in this section?

10. Campbell goes into detail about the relationship between what two things?

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