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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What weren't these feminists called?
(a) Perverts.
(b) Sex starved.
(c) Spinsters.
(d) Penis enviers.
2. What was considered 'real' life?
(a) Single life.
(b) Spinsterhood life.
(c) Married life.
(d) Career life.
3. What is unlikely to happen without education?
(a) Women are likely to have children at younger ages.
(b) Women are not likely to develop deep interests outside their biology.
(c) All of these.
(d) Women are likely to marry younger and younger.
4. What happened following Margaret's work?
(a) Women found no other ways to create.
(b) Women glorified their own femininity.
(c) Making babies took on a cultish meaning.
(d) All of these.
5. What did Margaret Mead's work persuade women to do?
(a) Give up their femininity in exchange for their humanity.
(b) Give up their humanity in exchange for their femininity.
(c) Pursue an education despite the potential cost of family life.
(d) All of these.
6. Margaret Mead frequently _______ herself.
(a) Debases.
(b) Admonishes.
(c) Contradicts.
(d) Praises.
7. How long did it take "Sarah and the Seaplane" to become "Sarah the Sandwich Maker"?
(a) Four years.
(b) Six years.
(c) Ten years.
(d) Five years.
8. What lesson could girls not help but learn in college between 1945 and 1960?
(a) How to take your career seriously.
(b) How to take care of yourself as an individual.
(c) How to cater to your mans needs.
(d) How not to get interested in anything but getting married and having kids.
9. What was affected by functional analysis?
(a) The progressive nature of society.
(b) The maturing of women.
(c) Women's roles in a forward moving society.
(d) The future.
10. Why couldn't Betty read a word of the science that had once almost been her life's calling?
(a) She had no interest in it.
(b) She was angry about giving it up.
(c) She had no time for the study following kids.
(d) It was too painful because she had given it up.
11. What was the only answer possible in Freudian logic to make women satisfied?
(a) Education, freedom and rights are wrong for women.
(b) Much more sex, and that they need to make more babies.
(c) Weekly "Womens' meetings".
(d) Beatification procedures.
12. What does Marriage for Moderns say about women and their roles?
(a) They are inferior to men.
(b) They are superior to men.
(c) They are in excess of men.
(d) They are complimentary to men.
13. What narrow comfort is offered women to become homemakers?
(a) To be successful she must know many arts.
(b) All of these.
(c) A woman's destiny revolves around the home.
(d) No woman can eternally resist the temptation of starting a family.
14. What does Parsons find in sexual segregation?
(a) It is integral.
(b) It is archaic.
(c) It is functional.
(d) It is necessary.
15. Which tribe do men and women assume masculine roles?
(a) Mundugumor.
(b) Tchambuli
(c) Arapesh.
(d) Tarapesh.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did all the pioneering feminists resist?
2. What was the literature offered telling women to do?
3. What did Freud believe of his studies when he had passed away?
4. What is the problem with educating women early to fulfill their sexual roles in regards to the opposite sex?
5. Which women were happiest?
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