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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. What Oriental philosophy corresponds with the idea of duality?
(a) Wabi Sabi
(b) Yin and Yang
(c) Black and White
(d) Feng Shui

2. Who is the person/character/animal which announces the beginning of the journey?
(a) The soothsayer
(b) The herald
(c) The raven
(d) The lark

3. To what do the nurturing and life giving aspects of the Ogre Father and Goddess Mother archetypes correspond?
(a) Ego
(b) Superego
(c) Freudian pathos
(d) Freudian eros

4. The Hero's reward is to live without __________ to the world and to daily life.
(a) Commitment
(b) Conflict
(c) Frustration
(d) Attachment

5. If a Hero is a young woman, the young woman's love and transcendent ____ brings about transformation.
(a) Faith
(b) Wisdom
(c) Understanding
(d) Truth

Short Answer Questions

1. The perilous journey [of the hero] was a labor not of attainment, but of ___________."

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 _________.

3. In spite of humanity's fondness for happy endings, [life] has only one ending - what is it?

4. Which fairy tale does Campbell choose to use in the beginning of this section?

5. Who is shown a vision of the infinite all-powerful Krishna?

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