1. Faludi asserts that the decade's only real infertility epidemic is among young _____ women and is caused largely by the failure to treat ______ early on.
(a) Black, chlamydia.
(b) White, HPV.
(c) Black, gonorrhea.
(d) White, herpes.

2. What is Carol Gilligan's criticism of Lawrence Kohlberg's six-stage ladder?
(a) Education and class are what actually determines moral judgement.
(b) The samples used are not sufficiently representative.
(c) It is skewed to male bases for moral judgments.
(d) The data does not support the anti-feminist conclusions he made.

3. When women boo Sheila Levine Is Dead and Living in New York, Faludi sees this as an indication that women want to embrace single womanhood. She says this because of which of the following?
(a) They disagree with the ending in the novel in which the author does not feel the need to marry off the single women.
(b) They disagree with the choices of spouses and feel that the writers mismatched the female leads and the men that they marry.
(c) They prefer the ending in the novel in which the author does not feel the need to marry off the single women. They do not like the wedding scenes and prefer more romantic settings.
(d) No answers are correct.

4. Which female executive is quoted as saying she hopes companies can treat "career-and-family women" more leniently than "career-primary" women?
(a) Bonnie Chambers.
(b) Mary Anne Devanna.
(c) Felice Schwartz.
(d) Faith Popcorn.

5. Faludi presents Ms. Magazine as a media outlet that has abandoned its flagship status as a supporter of the feminist movement. She writes that the magazine returns to its roots only after what happens?
(a) The Office of Domestic Violence is closed.
(b) A string of firebombings of abortion clinics in 1987.
(c) Congress abandons the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
(d) The Supreme Court restricts women's reproductive rights in 1989.