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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is stressed in a functional education?
(a) I don't know.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) Individuality.
(d) Conformity.

2. What doesn't work together to produce femininity?
(a) Deficient female anatomy.
(b) Penis envy.
(c) Parents.
(d) Society.

3. What did all the pioneering feminists resist?
(a) Marital subservience.
(b) All of these.
(c) Early marriage.
(d) Sexual degradation.

4. What is the functionalist's primary concern?
(a) To grow and achieve more.
(b) None of these.
(c) To keep things as they are.
(d) To move forward and advance.

5. What is the climax of adolescence?
(a) Enrolling in university.
(b) Having children.
(c) Getting married and having kids.
(d) Deciding what one wants to be.

6. What had become a trap?
(a) The small-minded image of women.
(b) The disregard of the way women feel.
(c) The lack of personal image in women.
(d) The home life.

7. In what would Martha take refuge?
(a) The drawing room.
(b) Silence.
(c) Her children.
(d) All of these.

8. What is the important thing for a girl?
(a) To be understood.
(b) To be popular.
(c) To pursue her identity.
(d) To trap a man.

9. Why wouldn't the final voice on magazine publication allow information that wasn't involved with the home into the magazine?
(a) Women weren't smart enough to comprehend information that didn't involve the home.
(b) Women were divorced from the nature of the world outside the home.
(c) None of these.
(d) Women didn't care for this kind of information.

10. How is the identity of women determined?
(a) By biology.
(b) By how good of a wife she is.
(c) By her own choices.
(d) By how many children she has.

11. What is Nora, to herself, first and foremost?
(a) A reasonable human being.
(b) A bitter wife.
(c) None of these.
(d) A man hater.

12. What did Margaret Mead's work persuade women to do?
(a) Pursue an education despite the potential cost of family life.
(b) All of these.
(c) Give up their femininity in exchange for their humanity.
(d) Give up their humanity in exchange for their femininity.

13. What did the degradation of women also denigrate?
(a) All of these.
(b) Love.
(c) All relations between men and women.
(d) Marriage.

14. How does a daughter see "don't become a housewife like me"?
(a) As a failing in the marriage; a sign of infidelity.
(b) As a failing in the woman, not in the circumstance.
(c) As a failing in themselves, and their financial position in the world.
(d) As a sign of frustration that she cannot savor her relationship with her husband,

15. What was considered 'real' life?
(a) Single life.
(b) Married life.
(c) Spinsterhood life.
(d) Career life.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first age that the crisis hits?

2. How many hours did the average housewife sleep, but still found themselves tired?

3. How was the career driven woman vanquished from the population?

4. What did Freud believe of his studies when he had passed away?

5. What was not a part of women's worlds?

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