4. What did hooks spend much of her adult life trying to deny?
(a) That she was unloved.
(b) That she was a bad person.
(c) That she was unfulfilled.
(d) That bad things had happened in her past.

5. What is one myth about lovelessness?
(a) It only exists in America.
(b) It only exists among the rich.
(c) It is real.
(d) It only exists among the poor.

6. Why should children learn how to be responsible, according to hooks?
(a) So they can learn how to be good workers.
(b) So they can be good citizens.
(c) So they can learn how to cope with emotional responsibilities later in life.
(d) So they can help others.

7. What does hooks say men utilize to subordinate women?
(a) Yelling.
(b) Abuse.
(c) Psychological terrorism.
(d) Lying.

8. What does hooks seek to know through this book?
(a) Everything there is to know.
(b) The truth about men.
(c) More about herself.
(d) Love's truth.

9. How is love often depicted in pop culture?
(a) As a reflection of reality.
(b) Authentically.
(c) As fantasy.
(d) Somewhat authentically.

10. What university did hooks teach at?
(a) Yale.
(b) Harvard.
(c) Columbia.
(d) Boston College.

11. What does hooks say is the responsibillity of adults?
(a) To hate children.
(b) To discipline children.
(c) To love children.
(d) To fear children.

12. What do many books about love tend to avoid?
(a) Images of platonic love.
(b) A clear definition of hatred.
(c) Images of romantic love.
(d) A clear definition of love.

13. What do children associate with lying?
(a) Sin.
(b) Protecting others' feelings.
(c) Being a bad person.
(d) Good feelings.

14. How does hooks think of love?
(a) She is indifferent to love.
(b) As an action.
(c) As useless.
(d) As a noun.

15. Why does hooks fear for young people?
(a) Because they are reckless.
(b) Because they are cynical about love.
(c) Because they hate honesty.
(d) Because they are too modern.