2. How was Jung's house influenced by primitives?
(a) He built it open, around a courtyard.
(b) He used only local materials.
(c) He built it round, with a tower.
(d) He built it to be temporary.

3. What does Jung say scientists have to confront?
(a) The distortion of their ideas in the marketplace.
(b) The stigma of being evil.
(c) The excessive adulation of the masses.
(d) The misapplication of their theories.

4. How did Jung say the primitive people of North America kept their culture alive?
(a) By sacrificing captives.
(b) By perpetual innovation.
(c) By constant adaptation.
(d) By repetition of tradition.

5. What crafts is alchemy close to, in its practice?
(a) Blacksmithing.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Farming.
(d) Glass blowing.

6. What does Jung say about ghosts?
(a) They are projections of unconscious longings.
(b) They are not evidence of an afterlife.
(c) They are convincing evidence of an afterlife.
(d) They are evidence of the desire for immortality.

7. How long had Jung and his wife been married when she died?
(a) Fifteen years.
(b) Thirty-four years.
(c) Fifty-three years.
(d) Twenty-nine years.

8. What does Jung say makes it impossible for him to answer the question of an afterlife?
(a) He is biased by his experience of paranormal activities.
(b) All his experience is from being alive.
(c) He does not know people who have returned from death.
(d) He cannot always trust his senses.

9. What did Jung see in one of his prominent visions when he was integrating his fantasies with his interest in alchemy?
(a) A red stone.
(b) A gold and green cross.
(c) A mandala.
(d) Ancient symbols.

10. How old were Jung's children when he built his house?
(a) In grade school.
(b) Mostly infants.
(c) Entering adulthood.
(d) Still young.

11. What warning does Jung give the reader in his discussion of life after death?
(a) He has no wish to raise false hopes.
(b) He only knows what he himself has seen.
(c) He knows what he knows from an unreliable source.
(d) He learned about life after death primarily from books.

12. What was the purpose of the rituals Jung witnessed?
(a) To convince the rain to fall.
(b) To convince the deer and other game to return.
(c) To convince the corn to grow.
(d) To convince the sun to return.

13. What does Jung see in Hindu culture's ideas about an afterlife?
(a) They take reincarnation for granted.
(b) They have superstitions about rebirth.
(c) They refuse to believe in the resurrection of the soul.
(d) They believe in eternal reoccurence.

14. When Jung discusses the towers he added to his house, what is he careful to say they are not?
(a) Communal spaces.
(b) Places for family members to be punished or banished.
(c) Open spaces for the family.
(d) Solitary places.

15. What does Jung say about the idea, expressed in Revelations, that time will end?
(a) That the idea exists in the collective unconscious.
(b) That only developed cultures entertain this idea.
(c) That the book of Revelations should have been considered apocryphal.
(d) That the idea exists in other cultures.