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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Conclusion, Into the Soup.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Barks reminds the reader about how often ______ is used as a piece of advice for calming one's self.
(a) Chanting.
(b) Walking.
(c) Breathing.
(d) Praying.

2. Rumi realizes that in all of his searching, he has actually been waiting to be _________ as opposed to brought inside.
(a) Let out.
(b) Believed.
(c) Destroyed.
(d) Devoured.

3. The writer continues to tell the reader to keep working, searching for __________ in the daily practice.
(a) Women.
(b) Love.
(c) Water.
(d) Answers.

4. The _____ in which Joseph sits in darkness at the bottom of is recognized as a visionary place.
(a) Well.
(b) Cellar.
(c) Cave.
(d) House.

5. Rumi challenges us to "work in the ______ world as hard as we do in the visible" and to "be a companion with the prophets."
(a) Infinite.
(b) Invisible.
(c) Spiritual world.
(d) Loving.

Short Answer Questions

1. Lovers have to ________________, but they will find something of infinite value, according to the writing of Rumi.

2. Rumi asks when seeing the birds flying in frenzied patterns whether the one he _______ is everywhere.

3. Rumi slipped back into what ______ the Greek called the whole catastrophe as a living example of another possibility for life.

4. The poet says that he is a letter to everyone around him, a letter which says, "_______" according to the poet.

5. Rumi asks the reader to welcome all __________ in one's life, even the ones which are negative.

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