OUR DEEPEST FEAR
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- Q 1/11Score 0Which of the following statements explain the phrase: "we are powerful beyond measure?'29We posses both evil and good.We possess unlimited potential.We possess a great amount of void within us.We posses limited power.
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- Q1Which of the following statements explain the phrase: "we are powerful beyond measure?'We posses both evil and good.We possess unlimited potential.We possess a great amount of void within us.We posses limited power.45s
- Q2One way to interpret the "light and darkness" within us is to liken it to our...body and soullife conditiongreatness and evilshades of gray45s
- Q3The themes or life lessons in this poem are spirituality, religion, self-perception and ___.self servingself confidenceselfishnessselflessness45s
- Q4According to the poem, when you hide your light, you ____________.prove that you're a child of the universeshrink your potentialmake yourself become darkermake others feel insecure45s
- Q5Based on Williamson's poem, what is the deepest fear of the human race?It is that we shrink ourselves so that others could follow in our footsteps.It is that we believe that we are better than others, thereby they should bow before us.It is that we harbor fear and doubt in our lives, thereby negating our abilities to accomplish epic goals.It is that we are inadequate and powerless beyond measure.45s
- Q6The second stanza explains that we fear reaching our full potential because .......We don't feel like we are a "child of the universe."We don't feel like: "We were born to make manifest the glory of the Universe that is within us."We don’t feel like we deserve to be “brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous”.We don't feel like: "There's nothing enlightened about shrinking."45s
- Q7Based on Williamson's insight, we own all the entities of life's beauty and greatness because.......We are the ambassadors.We are each other's keeper.We are descendants of royalty.We are children of the universe.45s
- Q8When we believe that we are small and unable to grow, we.....hide away our light from the world.we shine brighter than any other glow.run freely in the wind.we make ourselves look big in the presence of others.45s
- Q9The poet believes that everyone has .........................a high life condition.a mixed life condition.the potential to shine.the potential to fail.45s
- Q10We are all interconnected Willamson says, much so that .................our fear helps others and our liberation hurts others.our fear damages others and our liberation frees others.our fear and doubt are harmless.our fear and freedom has no impact on others.45s
- Q11The best way to interpret the line: "We were born to make manifest," is........We were born with the ability to make things evident by showing it through our thoughts, words and deeds.We were born with the ability to transform our lives and the lives of everyone around us.We were born to change everything in our lives so that others could do the same.We were born to face obstacles day in and day out and not experience any victories in life.45s
