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Reviving Ophelia | Quiz

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1)

Who does Dr. Pipher say is often given the credit for raising strong daughters? (from Chapter 6, Fathers)

Daughters
Peers
Mothers
Fathers
2)

What kinds of workshops does Dr. Pipher suggest are more important than self-defense classes? (from Chapter 15, A Fence at the Top of the Hill)

Ones that teach cultural stereotypes
Ones that teach men how to be loving
Ones that teach women how to find nice men
Ones that teach parenting skills
3)

Which adjective best describes how Dr. Pipher believes divorce affects the lives of children? (from Chapter 7, Divorce)

It shatters lives
It relieves problems
It surprises them
It does not affect them
4)

Which of the following is not how daughters describe their supportive fathers? (from Chapter 6, Fathers)

Deeply involved
Companionable
Fun to be with
Difficult to talk to
5)

Which girls does Dr. Pipher indicate handle divorce the best? (from Chapter 7, Divorce)

Those who do not have to change peer relationships
Those who do not have to change homes
Those with a civil relationship
Those with different economic circumstances
6)

What does Gail do to harm herself? (from Chapter 9, Worshiping the Gods of Thinness)

She cuts herself on the breasts
She burns herself with cigarettes
She takes pills
She attempts suicide
7)

About how many women does Dr. Pipher indicate will be raped in her lifetime? (from Chapter 15, A Fence at the Top of the Hill)

1/2
1/8
3/4
1/4
8)

Which of the following should parents downplay the importance of? (from Chapter 15, A Fence at the Top of the Hill)

Positive interests
Peer relationships
Appearance
Sexual activity
9)

What does Dr. Pipher encourage Penelope to do when she handles frustration in a positive way? (from Chapter 8, Within the Hurricane - Depression)

She should tell her parents
She should reward herself with a tangible treat
She should email Dr. Pipher with the news
She should record each time
10)

What concerns Dr. Pipher about many of the children of divorce? (from Chapter 7, Divorce)

It makes them use drugs and alcohols
It causes them to struggle to meet appropriate expectations
They end up in single parent homes
It makes them turn to sexual promiscuity
11)

Which of the following terms does Dr. Pipher use to describe pregnancy in the 1950s? (from Chapter 12, Then and Now)

Surprising
Respected
Hidden
Embarrassing
12)

Which type of girl is usually a perfectionist? (from Chapter 9, Worshiping the Gods of Thinness)

Anorexics
Alcoholics
Bulimics
Type A personalities
13)

In what way do teens manipulate their parents? (from Chapter 7, Divorce)

They force them to reconcile
They pit them against each other
They provide additional stressors in their lives
They rebel until they get what they want
14)

Which of the following is a technique in which girls reflect on their past or future when they are having a bad day? (from Chapter 13, What I've Learned From Listening)

Time travel
Perspective theory
Altruism
Rememberance theory
15)

What disease does Katie's mother ,Pete, suffer from that debilitates her? (from Chapter 6, Fathers)

Parkinson's Disease
Cancer
Arthritis
Muscular Dystrophy
16)

What can all victims of assault benefit from treatment for? (from Chapter 11, Sex and Violence)

Post-traumatic stress disorders
Coping skills
Rape syndrome
Sexually transmitted diseases
17)

Why does Dr. Pipher believe that girls turn to alcohol, drugs, food or self-mutilation? (from Chapter 13, What I've Learned From Listening)

To numb themselves
To find peace
To rebel against authority
To surprise each other
18)

In what way does Dr. Pipher conclude Danielle is using chemicals? (from Chapter 10, Drugs and Alcohol - If Ophelia Were Alive Today)

Unhappy way
Pressured way
Experimental way
Addicted way
19)

What does Margaret tell Dr. Pipher she will never let rule her life again? (from Chapter 14, Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom)

Males
Fear
Shame
Athletic skills
20)

Friendships with kids of both genders should be? (from Chapter 15, A Fence at the Top of the Hill)

Discouraged
Encouraged
Watched carefully
Expected
21)

How do highly gifted girls react to world events? (from Chapter 8, Within the Hurricane - Depression)

They react by acting out in inappropriate ways
They react with emotional maturity
They react by cutting themselves
They react with the intensity of a child
22)

What percentage of teens believe that force in a sexual relationship is permissible if the couple plans to marry? (from Chapter 11, Sex and Violence)

70%
20%
90%
50%
23)

According to Dr. Pipher, many professions which have members who diet to be successful soon may become? (from Chapter 9, Worshiping the Gods of Thinness)

Self-multilators
Emotional trauma
Bulimic
Anorexic
24)

Which type of assault listed can be especially traumatic? (from Chapter 11, Sex and Violence)

One that is committed by a stranger
One that is short in nature
One that is committed by a family member
Those that are less violent
25)

Which of the following best describes how girls perceive distant fathers as compared to mothers? (from Chapter 6, Fathers)

More rigid
More willing to listen
More understanding
More supportive
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