2. When, according to hooks, do people learn how to lie?
(a) During adulthood.
(b) During high school.
(c) During childhood.
(d) During college.

3. What made hooks begin to think more critically about love?
(a) A movie.
(b) A friend.
(c) A life-threatening illness.
(d) Her dog.

4. What do dictionary definitions of love tend to emphasize?
(a) Platonic love.
(b) Romantic love.
(c) Unrequited love.
(d) Puppy love.

5. What does patriarchal masculinity ask of men?
(a) To see themselves as inferior to women.
(b) To see themselves as followers.
(c) To see themselves as above women.
(d) To see themselves as leaders.

6. What does one need to do to be well in one's soul?
(a) Be nice to people.
(b) Eat healthier.
(c) Confront lovelessness.
(d) Go to church.

7. What is the foundation of loving practice, according to hooks?
(a) Charity.
(b) Friendship.
(c) Self-love.
(d) Revenge.

8. What happened when hooks stopped mourning her past?
(a) She got a cat.
(b) She made more friends.
(c) She got married.
(d) She was able to love again.

9. What does hooks believe cannot flourish in isolation?
(a) Romantic love.
(b) Self-love.
(c) Spirituality.
(d) Platonic love.

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

11. What do many people in our culture not know, according to hooks?
(a) What love is.
(b) How to be an adult.
(c) How to be a good person.
(d) What community is.

12. What does hooks offer as one good habit for anyone striving for self-acceptance?
(a) Telling the truth.
(b) Going to church.
(c) Affirmations.
(d) Being nice to people.

13. What stopped happening to hooks when she was a child?
(a) She stopped crying.
(b) She stopped receving adequate love.
(c) She stopped playing with friends.
(d) She stopped going to school.

14. What is hooks reminded of every day when she goes into her kitchen?
(a) That love is only for certain people.
(b) That love is useless.
(c) That love can be found.
(d) That love is not real.

15. Why did hooks live through most of her life broken-hearted?
(a) She was mourning death of her cat.
(b) She was mourning a break up.
(c) She was mourning her past.
(d) She was mourning death of a friend.