3. What movie was discussed in the Appendix?
(a) ET.
(b) Space Explorers.
(c) Close Encounters of a Third Kind.
(d) The Planet of the Apes.

4. According to the Catholics, what must happen for one to be resurrected?
(a) They must be crucified.
(b) They must have faith.
(c) They must belong to the Church.
(d) They must be purified.

5. What did Campbell say needed to stop being fragmented?
(a) All of these.
(b) World mythology.
(c) Dead languages.
(d) Religious symbols.

6. What did the Sumarian God need when he created man?
(a) A child.
(b) A friend.
(c) A gardener.
(d) A pet.

7. Who began the cycle of the patriarchs?
(a) Moses.
(b) Adam.
(c) Abraham.
(d) Isaac.

8. What myth did the story of Jacob and Esau follow?
(a) Osiris and Set.
(b) Venus and Mars.
(c) Zeuss and Pluto.
(d) Finn and Kinn.

9. What was Mithra born from?
(a) The earth.
(b) A cloud.
(c) The moon.
(d) The ocean.

10. What was the solar mystery?
(a) The afterlife is in the Earth.
(b) The sun is static and immobile.
(c) Nobody dies or is born.
(d) There is no end to creation.

11. What kind of creator was common in Indian mythology?
(a) Ambivilent.
(b) Courteous.
(c) Vengeful.
(d) Loving.

12. Why were there ancient drawings of Jesus with an animal head?
(a) It denoted him as a Jew.
(b) It was a common misconception of the time.
(c) It was an insult to Christians.
(d) It was symbolic of strength.

13. What two images show re-birth?
(a) The stars and the moon.
(b) The seed and the tree.
(c) The sun and the moon.
(d) The river and the ocean.

14. What did Campbell say Easter called men to?
(a) A renewed faith.
(b) A hopeful future.
(c) A new life.
(d) A higher purpose.

15. What does the Tristan say cannot be separated?
(a) Suffering and bliss.
(b) Man and God.
(c) Darkness and light.
(d) Good and evil.