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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. What does a woman describe that her husband does not like about her in the first monologue of the play?
(a) Her breasts.
(b) Her face.
(c) Her vagina.
(d) Her pubic hair.

2. What anniversary does the book celebrate for the Vagina Monologue's original publication?
(a) 10th.
(b) 20th.
(c) 5th.
(d) 25th.

3. What is described as a bundle of nerves in the book?
(a) The brain.
(b) The female body.
(c) The male body.
(d) The vagina.

4. What was the purpose of removing the clitoris in the United States, when it was still performed?
(a) To punish women.
(b) To cure rape.
(c) To prevent pregnancy.
(d) To cure masturbation.

5. Complete the following sentence from the Preface in the book, "[Vaginas] become part of our bodies, connected to our minds, fueling our _____".
(a) Lives.
(b) Spirits.
(c) Journey.
(d) Happiness.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the investigator find to be evidence that a woman was a witch in the vagina fact?

2. Who is the noted feminist that writes in the Forward of the book?

3. Complete the following sentence of the speaker from "My Vagina was a Village", "They invaded it, _______ it and burned it down".

4. What are the ideals that the speaker of "My Angry Vagina" would like on a trip to the doctor's office?

5. Why does a woman claim her husband started "screwing around" in the first monologue of the play?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the author share about the ties of female genitalia to witchcraft in one of the vagina facts?

2. What information does the statistic about African women teach us about genital mutilation?

3. How does the author describe the way rape was used as a weapon of war in Bosnia?

4. What is the purpose of the workshop discussed in "The Vagina Workshop"?

5. How does Gloria Steinem describe the religious ties female genitalia has in India?

6. What conclusion does the woman who is made to shave her private parts come to regarding the purpose of genital hair in "Hair"?

7. How does the author say she was inspired to interview female victims of war in "My Vagina was My Village"?

8. How does "Woman: An Intimate Geography" describe the vagina?

9. What does the author note at the end of the Preface regarding the monologues?

10. How does the narrator describe her vagina at the end of "My Vagina was My Village"?

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