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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. A person can use drumming and/or music to help enhance the _____________during a ritual.
(a) Light.
(b) Joy.
(c) Sound.
(d) Connection.

2. As a person begins to discover his _________, he may find these animals come to him in dreams or in meditations.
(a) Fears.
(b) Totems.
(c) Ancestors.
(d) Beliefs.

3. What distinguishes mammals from other animals is that mammals ________________ and they give birth to live young.
(a) Eat eggs.
(b) Think.
(c) Eat plants.
(d) Breathe air.

4. In the Greek tradition, the vulture is thought to be descended from the __________, a mythical creature.
(a) Griffin.
(b) Wyrds.
(c) Medusa.
(d) Baltas.

5. The red tailed hawk can awaken a person to his ___________ power and to the purpose of one's life.
(a) Predator.
(b) Emotional.
(c) Visionary.
(d) Spiritual.

Short Answer Questions

1. A study of the __________ will provide some insight into the energies often associated with the bird.

2. The sense of __________ is a strong stimulant to the sex drive, especially in armadillos, but in all species.

3. During the winter sleep of a bear, its _______ shut down completely and scientists are studying why.

4. In some ancient societies, the letting of _________ was a way of releasing a form of psychic energy.

5. Female bears give birth during __________, with usually two to three cubs being born at a time.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andrews say is the 'keynote' for the grackle bird when he describes it in this book?

2. Are cats considered to be high maintenance, according to the author's description of house cats?

3. What happens during the house cat's cycle of power, according to the author?

4. What does Andrews point out about the differentiation between animals and humans in the modern world?

5. What does Andrews describe as the cycle of power of an animal? What does he indicate this to mean?

6. What might happen when a person chooses a wilder totem rather than a tamer totem animal?

7. What are turkey vultures easily mistaken for when they are looked at by those who are not familiar with them?

8. What does Andrews believe the reason was for the Creator to make the animals of the world?

9. What does it mean when Andrews talks about the idea of an animal being transitory in nature?

10. What is the warning that Andrews gives in relation to the idea of calling one's totem animal to himself?

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