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Reviews Concepts Of The Monster In Literature, Psychology, Mythology, And Star Trek. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

Which is an example of the monster without?
a) the Horta
b) nuclear weapons
c) the spaceship
d) Kirk's alter ego

What is Jung's coincidentia oppositorum?
a) the joining of opposites
b) the idea that opposites attract
c) the concept of the need for forgiveness
d) a Latin term for a coincidental happening

Which is an example of the monster within?
a) Kirk's alter ego
b) the Horta
c) Jabba the Hut
d) the transporter

What is a monster?
a) It depends on your perspective and definition
b) A creature that looks disgusting to humans
c) Anything that is different from us and opposes us
d) Anything evil

Rose says that self-alienation is sometimes expressed in science fiction stories about what?
a) Humans being transformed into something more than or less than human
b) Humans being conquered by aliens
c) Humans killing themselves
d) Humans leaving Earth

Rose says that all science fiction is about redefining what?
a) The boundary between the human and the non-human
b) The quantum nature of the universe
c) The laws of physics
d) The definition of good and evil

test 1
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test 2
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test 3
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test 4
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