Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom Quiz

Bell hooks

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What did Hooks say women needed to move forward with? (from Chapter 8)

The emotional equivalent of objectives.

The social equivalent of mission statements.

The social equivalent of objectives.

The emotional equivalent of mission statements.

2.

Chapter 14 said that Chapter 15 is devoted to what type of issues? (from Chapter 14)

Class.

Age.

Educational.

Race.

3.

What group of students did Hooks find is hardest to teach? (from Chapter 11)

Those who are black.

Those who are suspicious.

Those who are white.

Those who are male.

4.

What relationship did Hooks say the formerly oppressed should have with former oppressors? (from Chapter 8)

They should create and maintain peace.

They should express overt hatred.

They should have peace in their hearts but it's okay to sometimes exhibit behaviors that show there is tension.

They should not have interaction with those who have formerly oppressed them.

5.

What was the major problem Hooks faced within the patriarchal framework? (from Chapter 12)

Age discrimination.

Class distinction.

Racism.

Sexism.

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