Quiz One

Front 1

In the Neo-Pagan tradition, the ritual known as Hieros Gamos can be performed “in token.” This means

Back 1

The ritual is represented with ritual implements

Front 2

One of the following is not considered a feminine aspect of the Goddess

Back 2

Rationality

Front 3

In Canada today, aboriginal marriage arrangements favouring patrilineal affiliations meant the _________________ in "status" for ________________

Back 3

Loss, women

Front 4

In the Neo-Pagan traditions, the three goddesses are

Back 4

the maiden, mother, and crone

Front 5

Ecocentric means

Back 5

centred on the environment

Front 6

True or False? Prior to the arrival of the Europeans, most Aboriginal family arrangements favoured a matriarchal arrangement whereby the men move in with their new wife's family.

Back 6

True

Front 7

True or False, overall Nature-based traditions are more concerned with belief systems over practices.

Back 7

False

Front 8

Logos means

Back 8

a legal narrative

Front 9

Aboriginal and Neo-Pagan, Nature-based religious traditions view deities

Back 9

as operating within nature and the universe

Front 10

One of the following is false. The best way to explain the concept of love in Nature-based traditions is

Back 10

that it is a creative power

Front 11

True or False? Nature-based traditions embrace feminine aspects such as fertility, nurturing, and the earth.

Back 11

True

Front 12

True or false. Males have authority within patriarchal societies

Back 12

True

Front 13

In Neo-Pagan traditions the goddess is represented by

Back 13

Moon

Front 14

Athame

Back 14

is a dagger representing the masculine

Front 15

What do Aboriginal and Neo-Pagan traditions have in common?

Back 15

The interconnectedness of the whole universe

Front 16

What philosophical theory of love implies that one’s actions match their inner state and emotions?

Back 16

Behavioralism

Front 17

True or false: The theory of love as union makes room for love to bring about a significant union, a "we".

Back 17

True

Front 18

True or false: Helm states that Love as an Emotion can be both an “emotion proper” (that is something we sense outside of ourselves) and an “emotion complex” (interconnected between people)

Back 18

True

Front 19

True or false: The theory of love as robust concern accommodates sharing in the joys and sorrows of the beloved— being transformed through the beloved’s influence, becoming vulnerable to things that happen to the beloved?

Back 19

True

Front 20

True or false: The theory of love as an appraisal of value responds to the qualities of a beloved?

Back 20

True

Front 21

Hultkrantz reports that for aboriginal communities all narratives are called

Back 21

Tales