3. What did Campbell say was the fourth function served by Mythology?
(a) Perceiving the mystery of time and space.
(b) Carrying individuals through life's crises.
(c) Supporting moral order in society.
(d) Alligning consciousness to the mysteries of the universe.

4. What did Campbell say Mythology was supposed to awaken?
(a) Creativity.
(b) History.
(c) Minds.
(d) Awe.

5. Who spoke of hearing things that could not be told?
(a) Peter.
(b) Jung.
(c) Campbell.
(d) Paul.

6. Who asked Campbell about what he thought was a lie?
(a) A newspaper reporter.
(b) A student.
(c) An editor.
(d) A radio host.

7. What country did Campbell enjoy visiting the most?
(a) Japan.
(b) Italy.
(c) Iran.
(d) Ireland.

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

9. What kind of religion was seen as a protection from experience?
(a) Ritualistic.
(b) Agnostic.
(c) Formal.
(d) Christian.

10. Why were Osiris and Set created?
(a) So people could meditate on Jesus.
(b) To honor a great leader.
(c) To create respect for priests.
(d) To explain the origin of the sun.

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

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

13. What did Campbell say every man had to follow?
(a) The plan of God.
(b) Their own path.
(c) The future.
(d) Their heart.

14. What did Campbell say most Western religions caused?
(a) All of these.
(b) Alienation.
(c) Judgment.
(d) Estrangement.

15. What did Western religions pit against each other?
(a) Man and God.
(b) Good and evil.
(c) Angels and demons.
(d) All of these.