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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Recognizing the feminine wound is important as it is the way for women to stop being ___________ in society.
(a) Victims.
(b) Misunderstood.
(c) Beaten.
(d) Silent.

2. Finish the Corinthians verse which Nellie Morton heard retold at a conference: "If anyone is in Christ, now she is a new _________."
(a) Honor.
(b) Man.
(c) Creation.
(d) Truth.

3. In May, Sue attended a Journey into ____________ conference on St. Simon Island off the coast of Georgia.
(a) The Sacred Feminine.
(b) Power.
(c) Truth.
(d) Wholeness.

4. Anne Wilson Sherf notes that being born female is often equated with being born ___________ in some way.
(a) Boring.
(b) Dirty.
(c) Tainted.
(d) Useless.

5. Where does Sue see a picture of trees with a ray of sun striking down in the center?
(a) A movie.
(b) Her mind.
(c) A forest.
(d) A magazine.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which child(ren) in the family at the Chatooga River is allowed to go to the edge of the water?

2. What does Sue learn that some people think that ERA stands for, in addition to Equal Rights Amendment?

3. What are the women in Sue's paintings and drawings missing as she begins to draw her feminine wound?

4. Sue believes that women need to unlearn ___________ lessons about the shame and the curse of being a woman.

5. A male priest friend tells Sue that she is ____________ her children with the things she is doing.

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