3. What was the myth of the cave associated with?
(a) The Summer Solstice.
(b) The Autumn Equinox.
(c) The Winter Solstice.
(d) The Spring Equinox.

4. What kind of book was Chronicles?
(a) Theological.
(b) Legendary.
(c) Historical.
(d) Narrative.

5. Whose life line is similar to Buddha's?
(a) Jesus's.
(b) Shinto's.
(c) Mohammed's.
(d) Paul's.

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

7. What did Medieval festivals often correlate with?
(a) Storm sequences.
(b) Times of war.
(c) Seasonal cycles.
(d) Times of bounty.

8. What did Campbell say mythology was a language of?
(a) Truth.
(b) Education.
(c) Religious experience.
(d) Ignorance.

9. What did Campbell say Freud did to mythology?
(a) Muddled things.
(b) Brought things to light.
(c) Destroyed ideas.
(d) Developed morals.

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

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

12. What did Campbell say was the most symbolic part of the Crucifixion?
(a) Mary as a mortal.
(b) The Cross.
(c) Christ being a God.
(d) The crown of thorns.

13. Which of these did Campbell say causes panic in people?
(a) Seeing they are too similar to others.
(b) Not being a part of something.
(c) Being betrayed.
(d) All of these.

14. What kind of book was Kings?
(a) Legendary.
(b) Theological.
(c) Historical.
(d) Narrative.

15. Who did the creator in Indian mythology punish?
(a) The wicked.
(b) Nobody.
(c) The heathens.
(d) Everyone.