3. What does the Tristan say cannot be separated?
(a) Suffering and bliss.
(b) Good and evil.
(c) Darkness and light.
(d) Man and God.

4. What American did Campbell compare Mary to?
(a) Abraham Lincoln.
(b) George Washington.
(c) John F. Kennedy.
(d) Martin Luther King Jr.

5. What historical event happened at Qumran?
(a) John baptized people.
(b) All of these.
(c) Jesus announced himself.
(d) Mary spoke of her son.

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

7. What did the procession of the equinoxes create?
(a) A new calendar.
(b) The zodiac.
(c) Astrology.
(d) The myth of Zeuss.

8. What did Campbell say Easter called men to?
(a) A renewed faith.
(b) A new life.
(c) A higher purpose.
(d) A hopeful future.

9. Who did the creator in Indian mythology punish?
(a) Everyone.
(b) The wicked.
(c) Nobody.
(d) The heathens.

10. What did Campbell say caused men to see there were no horizons?
(a) The ocean.
(b) Space.
(c) Mythology.
(d) History.

11. Where did Vyasa's father leave his seed?
(a) In a river.
(b) On a leaf.
(c) On a rock.
(d) In a dead woman.

12. Which of Arthur's knights suggested going separately into the forest?
(a) Gawain.
(b) Morgaine.
(c) Galahad.
(d) Lancelot.

13. Who does the Kabbala say men should marry?
(a) Their other half.
(b) Their divine partner.
(c) Their companion.
(d) Their heavenly siblings.

14. What kind of Karma is often found in Indian mythology?
(a) Reproductive.
(b) Reciporical.
(c) Cyclic.
(d) Counter-intuitive.

15. What did Campbell say would help men learn transcendence?
(a) Love.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Suffering.
(d) The Bible.