Answer three questions. Instructions in pdf and reading docs in study guide

Instructions
When you have completed Units 1 and 2 to your satisfaction, call your tutor and ask to take the review. It’s a good idea to contact your tutor by phone or email a week in advance to make an appointment for the telephone review. Your tutor will ask you the three questions below, which are based on the material presented in Units 1 and 2, and will evaluate your answers and give you a grade. When you call for the review, you can discuss with your tutor any concerns that you have about the review, the written assignments, or the course in general.
It is recommended that you make detailed notes or an outline of the points you wish to cover in your answers, including quotes and references to the Study Guide and the Baring and Cashford textbook. You are encouraged to include your own views, especially for Question 1.
Note: You are strongly encouraged to complete the Telephone Review before you submit any written assignments.
Answer the following three questions for your telephone review.
1. Feminist scholars have suggested various reasons why goddess mythology is relevant for modern women. Unit 1 of the Study Guide discusses some of these reasons. Identify three of the reasons presented that you find most convincing, and discuss why they are important to you.
2. Explain the symbolic significance of the moon for Goddess and for women, and discuss the relationship between the moon and the Great Goddess of the Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic.
3. In the first two chapters of the textbook, Baring and Cashford explain various aspects of the interrelationship of Goddess and animals. Referring to the textbook, summarize the importance of animals in goddess mythology, and discuss three animal species that are symbols of Goddess. For examples of animals, see Unit 2, Part 2, in your Study Guide. Note: If you live outside of Canada and the United States and are unable to complete the quiz by telephone, your tutor will provide instructions for submitting your assignments by email.