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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who can get away with falling into sexual immorality?
(a) No one.
(b) Single women.
(c) Married women.
(d) Widows.
2. To what does the title of Chapter 10 refer?
(a) Affection given to parents by society.
(b) Affection given to parents by their children.
(c) Affection parents give their children.
(d) Affection given to parents by other parents.
3. What is the best educational situation, according to Wollstonecraft?
(a) Individual education.
(b) Religious schools.
(c) Country day schools.
(d) Boarding schools.
4. What women develop an over-fondness for dress?
(a) Rich women.
(b) Savages as well as civilized women.
(c) Servants.
(d) The uneducated.
5. What does section three of Chapter 13 address?
(a) Men's fondness for women's outward appearance.
(b) Women's fondness for their outward appearance.
(c) Women's fondness for poetry.
(d) Child rearing.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Wollstonecraft hope to see as a result of this education for women?
2. What does a woman need to be a good mother?
3. What is the most important aspect in attaining rank and class, according to Chapter 9?
4. What types of people does Wollstonecraft criticize in the first section of Chapter 13?
5. What does Wollstonecraft say would be one measure of success for her educational system?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is modesty? Why is it important, according to Wollstonecraft?
2. Describe the reciprocal duty Wollstonecraft explains in Chapter 11.
3. What problems does Wollstonecraft see with current methods of education in her society? What solution does she offer?
4. Give two of Wollstonecraft’s concluding remarks.
5. Why does Wollstonecraft advocate national schools, according to the end of Chapter 12?
6. How can women bring out modesty from chastity?
7. Explain what happens to children who are raised by parents who work from the heart and an understanding of the child?
8. What leads women to the romantic, sentimental twists of the mind, according to the second section of Chapter 13? What solution does Wollstonecraft offer?
9. What kind of education does Wollstonecraft support at the beginning of Chapter 12? Why?
10. How does Wollstonecraft explain modesty?
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