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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Jung say moral judgments are made?
(a) He says they are often misjudgments.
(b) He says they originate in the collective unconscious.
(c) He says they are often intuitively correct.
(d) He says they are usually true to the unconscious of the judge.

2. How many additions did Jung make to his house?
(a) Three.
(b) Six.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

3. How did Jung say the primitive people of North America kept their culture alive?
(a) By sacrificing captives.
(b) By constant adaptation.
(c) By repetition of tradition.
(d) By perpetual innovation.

4. What aspect of moral judgments does Jung discuss?
(a) Their superstitious qualities.
(b) Their intuitive truthfulness.
(c) Their origins in the unconscious.
(d) Their psychological effects.

5. What does Jung say about the Devil?
(a) He says that the Devil is real and he has seen him.
(b) He says that the Devil is as much a fiction as God.
(c) He attributes creation to a war between gods and devils.
(d) He describes the notion that the Devil made the world.

6. What did Jung realize while he was recovering from his condition?
(a) That he was mortal.
(b) That his affairs were not in order, and he could not die.
(c) That his doctor was going to die.
(d) That the immortal part of him was not prepared for immortality.

7. How common is the belief in an afterlife, in Jung's estimation?
(a) The belief is more common in the West.
(b) Almost everyone believes in an afterlife.
(c) It depends on the culture.
(d) Most people believe in an afterlife.

8. What state was Jung's father in when Jung was integrating his fantasies with his interest in alchemy?
(a) Healthy old age.
(b) Senile.
(c) Crippled.
(d) Insane.

9. What does Jung say is at the heart of his house?
(a) The maternal hearth.
(b) The rational study.
(c) The masculine fireplace.
(d) The communal kitchen.

10. What does this central symbol of alchemy contain?
(a) An unsolved riddle.
(b) A recipe for gold.
(c) A warning against misusing alchemy.
(d) A set of signs and symbols.

11. What does Jung see in Hindu culture's ideas about an afterlife?
(a) They believe in eternal reoccurence.
(b) They refuse to believe in the resurrection of the soul.
(c) They have superstitions about rebirth.
(d) They take reincarnation for granted.

12. When was Jung recovering from the death of his wife; a time during which he added on a tower to his house?
(a) 1920s.
(b) 1940s.
(c) 1930s.
(d) 1950s.

13. What does Jung say constitutes the greatest self-knowledge?
(a) It is the closest solution to the problems of good and evil that arise.
(b) It is staying closest to the ancient wisdom of the myths and fables.
(c) It is the result of reading and studying the holiest scriptures of a number of cultures.
(d) It is the outcome of a certain number of trials and experiences.

14. Why was Jung drawn to alchemy?
(a) He thought he had found a recipe for turning lead into gold.
(b) He thought it would make him rich.
(c) He wanted to turn his patients into artists.
(d) He saw it as a metaphor for spiritual transformation.

15. Where did Jung build his house?
(a) The Krater.
(b) Geneva.
(c) Bollingen.
(d) Berne.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Jung experience in North America?

2. What did Jung find when his wife died, and his children were all grown up?

3. What does the Kabalistic concept of Malkuth correspond to?

4. What did the primitive people of North America get Jung to see about white people?

5. What does the Kabalistic concept of Tiphareth correspond to?

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