2. How did Campbell say religious metaphors should be understood?
(a) By denotation.
(b) By connotation.
(c) Through interpretation.
(d) Through meditation.

3. How did Campbell describe meditation?
(a) Discursive.
(b) Transcending.
(c) All of these.
(d) Inspirational.

4. What did Campbell say separated believers from atheists?
(a) Their faithful hearts.
(b) Their need for religion.
(c) Their trust in religion.
(d) Their belief in metaphor.

5. How did Campbell describe dreams?
(a) Personal.
(b) Universal.
(c) Transcending.
(d) All of these.

6. What kind of conquerors were always found in Hebrew scriptures?
(a) Heroic.
(b) Monarchal.
(c) Patriarchal.
(d) Matriarchal.

7. What did Campbell say promoted mathematics in education?
(a) Mythology.
(b) Education.
(c) Truency.
(d) Religion.

8. Where did Campbell say most Western religions came from?
(a) Rome.
(b) Europe.
(c) The Middle East.
(d) Asia.

9. What happened when clergy were unable to interpret something?
(a) They taught lies.
(b) They could not touch hearts.
(c) They were not believed.
(d) They got confused and changed doctrine.

10. What did Campbell say humans were to the Earth?
(a) Proof.
(b) Sense organs.
(c) Histories.
(d) Children.

11. Who did Campbell compare Roman Catholic priests to when talking about the translation of Mass?
(a) George Bush.
(b) The Virgin Mary.
(c) Samuel Adams.
(d) Julia Child.

12. What was the intermediate institution for Christians?
(a) A feast.
(b) A ritual.
(c) A mystical union with God.
(d) A covenant.

13. What was said to have cut short experiences?
(a) Fear.
(b) Preconceptions.
(c) Repentance.
(d) Devotion.

14. What was ignored when metaphors were taken literally?
(a) The reality of the situation.
(b) The teaching point.
(c) The spiritual core.
(d) The real meaning.

15. What did Campbell say myths were products of?
(a) Imagination.
(b) History.
(c) Desire.
(d) Dreams.