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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13, The Forfeited Self.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the feminine protest do?
(a) Overvalues women's roles in society.
(b) Makes more of a woman than there ever could be.
(c) Over glorifies the female role as the reproductive unit.
(d) All of these.

2. With which did the feminist movement gain strength?
(a) The movement to free the slaves.
(b) None of these.
(c) The emancipation of American from the British throne.
(d) The Revolution.

3. What gave women peace of mind?
(a) The collective feeling that they had achieved something in talking.
(b) The answer to the nameless problem.
(c) Women's husbands.
(d) The idea that they were not alone.

4. What did Mrs. Friedan decide to go looking for in this chapter?
(a) Fulfilled housewifes.
(b) Balanced housewives.
(c) Career women.
(d) True housewives.

5. What was Freud most concerned about in regards to society?
(a) He wanted to open the doors for women.
(b) He wanted to help them in the suffrage movement.
(c) All of these.
(d) He didn't want to change it, but rather to help people adjust to it.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do women have to suffer the problem of identity?

2. Why couldn't Betty read a word of the science that had once almost been her life's calling?

3. What is contrary to the feminine mystique?

4. How much money did the magazine offer to those who submit their problems to promote it?

5. What occurred in the last decade?

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