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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who formalizes the dogma of Mary being the Mother of God?
(a) Roman Catholic Church
(b) Greek culture
(c) Council of Ephesus
(d) Notre Dame Council

2. What did the troubadours become known as?
(a) Singers of love
(b) Love doctors
(c) Actors of love
(d) Love mates

3. What does Campbell indicate the concept of romantic love stresses in Western culture?
(a) Constraints of the society
(b) Chaos of society
(c) Demands of society
(d) Preeminence of the individual's experience

4. What does Jung say about religion?
(a) It is a defense against the experience of God.
(b) It is unnecessary.
(c) It provides eternal judgment.
(d) It provides order to life.

5. Buddhist teachings indicate that though there is suffering in life, people should do what?
(a) Avoid all pain and sorrow
(b) Ignore pain and sorrow
(c) Celebrate pain and sorrow
(d) Confront and endure pain and sorrow

6. Which of the following was not a major river which played an important part in the development of societies and cultures?
(a) Ganges
(b) Nile
(c) Indus
(d) Amazon

7. According to Campbell, infidelity goes against which of the following?
(a) Troubadours
(b) Greater good of scoiety
(c) Pope
(d) Martin Luther

8. What is God in the Oriental culture?
(a) Manifestation of the universe
(b) Creator of the universe
(c) Survivor of the universe
(d) Keeper of the universe

9. Who often arranged for traditional marriage?
(a) Church
(b) Husband to be
(c) Family
(d) Participants

10. How do the troubadours describe love?
(a) The means
(b) The only
(c) The ideal
(d) The goal

11. What is the name of Campbell's previously published book?
(a) Masks of Eternity
(b) The Hero with a Thousand Faces
(c) The Hero's Adventure
(d) Tales of Love and Marriage

12. What does Moses bring back from the summit of the mountain?
(a) Ten Commandments
(b) Sea scrolls
(c) Ark of the covenent
(d) Bible

13. What seems to be a commonality among all cultures in relation to God according to Campbell?
(a) Stories about God to pass down
(b) Introduction of similarities to other Gods
(c) Reliance on God to set rules
(d) Identification and union with God

14. When, approximately, did the suppression of the Goddess religions come about?
(a) Seventh Millennium BC
(b) Fifth Millennium BC
(c) Third Millenium BC
(d) Fourth Millennium BC

15. From what does Campbell indicate society must protect itself?
(a) Romantice love
(b) Unconditional love
(c) Chaos of excessive indulgence
(d) Emotional trauma of not finding true love

Short Answer Questions

1. On what does Campbell indicate that man's view of God depends?

2. What does the Church of the Middle Ages indicate that marriages are not?

3. What comes from the release of fears and sorrows of the world?

4. Which of the following best describes how the person on the journey returns?

5. What does Campbell indicate is a relatively recent development in the history of mankind?

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