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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does hooks say needs to happen to create a loving culture?
(a) Nothing needs to change.
(b) People need to stop being greedy.
(c) People need to try harder.
(d) Profound changes need to happen in the way people approach love.

2. What can love not coexist with?
(a) Revenge.
(b) Lust.
(c) Abuse.
(d) Hatred.

3. 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 death of a friend.
(d) She was mourning her past.

4. Where do many people turn to see their yearnings of love expressed?
(a) Their teachers.
(b) Their friends.
(c) Their parents.
(d) Mass media.

5. When do people first learn about love?
(a) During adulthood.
(b) People never learn about love.
(c) During childhood.
(d) During adolescence.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was hooks afraid of in her early adulthood?

2. What does consumer culture trick people into thinking?

3. What does hooks say is a crucial element of any social movement?

4. What does hooks offer as one good habit for anyone striving for self-acceptance?

5. What is crucial to love practice, according to hooks?

Short Essay Questions

1. What about the possibilty of love scared hooks when she was younger?

2. What university did hooks teach at briefly?

3. Why does hooks say love cannot exist among lies and secracy?

4. What is self-acceptance, according to hooks?

5. How does consumer culture encourage lies?

6. What do children learn about lying, according to hooks?

7. What does hooks say cannot coexist with love?

8. What was hooks able to do once she stopped mourning her past?

9. Why did an artist give hooks snapshots of his art?

10. What do children associate with love, according to hooks?

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