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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1: Chapter 3, Sections 4, 5 and 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Comedy and tragedy are both aspects of the same experience of _______.
(a) Movement
(b) Living
(c) Growth
(d) Understanding

2. The archetypal truths found in the Hero's journey can inform and enlighten life, leading to understanding, that then might aid in leading to psycho-spiritual _________.
(a) Nirvana
(b) Enlightenment
(c) Truth
(d) Selflessness

3. Whose serenity, peace and transcendence does Campbell seem to say is ideal?
(a) Buddha
(b) Christ
(c) Boddhissatva
(d) Mary

4. The Hero must get rid of his own sense of ____ in order to become cleansed and humbled.
(a) His life
(b) Self
(c) Understanding
(d) The world

5. Within the case studies, Campbell introduces in this section, the ________ is challenged, must struggle, and must survive.
(a) Woman
(b) Hero
(c) Man
(d) Dreamer

Short Answer Questions

1. The Hero is free to live because he has lived true _________.

2. What kind of maiden exposes herself to danger in a quest for porcupine quills?

3. In reference to the Hero, Campbell writes, "...the Law lives in him with his unreserved __________."

4. Whose example of centuries long sleep does Campbell use?

5. What is the wild and careless, inexhaustible joy of life invincible?

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