2. What makes men naturally superior to women?
(a) Their physical size.
(b) Their conversational skills.
(c) Their intellect.
(d) Their beauty.

3. To whom does Rousseau's argument about virtue apply?
(a) Children.
(b) Women.
(c) The rich.
(d) Men.

4. What should men and women attain in the same way?
(a) Virtue.
(b) Education.
(c) Relationships.
(d) Strength.

5. What do kings naturally desire?
(a) Money.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Flattery.
(d) Education.

6. Who complains about the silliness of women?
(a) The rich.
(b) The poor.
(c) Women.
(d) Men.

7. To what does Wollstonecraft compare women's education?
(a) The rich.
(b) The flight of a butterfly.
(c) A dance.
(d) Military men.

8. What would happen if women were treated like boys in terms of fear and emotional displays?
(a) Society would be more balanced.
(b) Men would be at home taking care of the children.
(c) They would be leaders.
(d) They would be more respectable.

9. What does a man who exercises absolute power lose?
(a) His humanity.
(b) His faith.
(c) His reputation.
(d) His family.

10. What is the only thing women are taught to be proud of?
(a) Their communities.
(b) Their husbands.
(c) Their children.
(d) Their beauty.

11. What makes Rousseau think women should be weaker and more passive than men?
(a) Their physical inferiority.
(b) Their lack of motivation.
(c) Tradition.
(d) Evidence from the Bible.

12. What is the only pursuit women are taught to have?
(a) The arts.
(b) Motherhood.
(c) The attainment of beauty.
(d) They are not taught any pursuit.

13. Which of Rousseau's characters does Wollstonecraft criticize?
(a) Nicole.
(b) Lillie.
(c) Emilie.
(d) Sophia.

14. For what kind of learning are women ridiculed?
(a) Rote learning.
(b) Investigative learning.
(c) Relational learning.
(d) Associative learning.

15. What is the source of reason?
(a) The Creator.
(b) Relationships.
(c) Education.
(d) Society.