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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What did the Egyptians think of the tongue and teeth?
(a) They were ornamental.
(b) They were sexual.
(c) They were sensory.
(d) They were necessary.

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

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

5. What universal motif applies to the story of Moses?
(a) The rise of a leader.
(b) The Hero's journey.
(c) The fight between good and evil.
(d) The call to duty.

Short Answer Questions

1. What marked the first known sacred spaces?

2. What did Campbell say Freud did to mythology?

3. Why did Campbell not like preachers to explain symbols?

4. What was the myth of the cave associated with?

5. Whose life line is similar to Buddha's?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Campbell say was the second law of life?

2. Where did Campbell say many of our modern Easter symbols came from?

3. How are Judaism and Hinduism opposites of each other?

4. What is Kundalini?

5. What were Campbell's early religious roots?

6. What did Campbell say was the first law of life?

7. How did Campbell say Christians went about learning new things?

8. How did Campbell describe his idea of Heaven?

9. Who were the Medieval cathedrals dedicated to, and why?

10. Who did the Mayans worship with a cross?

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