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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 can rise inside once the attachment to the confining patriarchal world dies, according to the author?
(a) New life.
(b) New being.
(c) New mystery.
(d) New family.

2. The ___________ tree of Sue's writing career is full and just needs a stiff wind in order to be reoriented.
(a) Maple.
(b) Cottonwood.
(c) Almond.
(d) Nut.

3. Sister Kathleen embraces the _______ spirituality of Matthew Fox and honors feminine and Native American spiritual beliefs.
(a) Nature.
(b) Evolution.
(c) Goddess.
(d) Creation.

4. Sue buys Ann a statue of _________, the winged goddess of victory, uniting womanhood and power.
(a) Nike.
(b) Hera.
(c) Erastuces.
(d) Astarte.

5. When relating to Herself, a woman can attain a natural ______________ in her own life.
(a) Energy.
(b) Peace.
(c) Joy.
(d) Connectedness.

Short Answer Questions

1. In her isolation, Sue begins to say goodbye to the __________ she has been as she realizes she must.

2. What do Betty and Sue begin to dig up which they later realize to be symbolic of their journey?

3. _________ salvages crucial elements without appearing to collude with the gnostics, according to Sue's findings.

4. Crete is one of the last places on Earth where the Great ___________ still flourishes, so Sue visits this place.

5. What is the name of the art exhibition that Sue goes to where she encounters a picture of Sappho?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Maya Angelou say in an interview which makes Sue begin to understand empowerment?

2. What does the much younger Sue want to do in response to the newspaper clipping that her mom has sent to her?

3. What kind of music allows Sue to feel the radiant mystery of being embraced by the Goddess?

4. What happens when Sue begins to think about the idea of polluted waters and the dolphins swimming in them?

5. Why does the Goddess Hera take an annual bath at Kanathos, according to Sue's findings?

6. What does Sue long for in her own marriage at this point of her journey to the Sacred Feminine?

7. What does Sue begin to do in September to further push her journey into the Sacred Feminine?

8. What does Sue see to be a sacred place when she visits and sees a replica of Da Vinci's Cartoon of St. Anne?

9. What does Sue take and then give an offering of another buffalo head nickel to balance the gift when she goes to see the buffaloes?

10. When Sandy and Sue come upon a large stone circle in Avebury, what does the guide book say it represents?

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