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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did the author get the fantasies for the book?
(a) From men.
(b) From real women.
(c) From books she read in the past.
(d) From her imagination.

2. In Linda's fantasy, where is she?
(a) A classroom.
(b) A kitchen.
(c) A hair salon.
(d) A doctor's office.

3. What is room five categorized as?
(a) Prostitution.
(b) Audience.
(c) Women.
(d) Domination.

4. Who does Louella have fantasies about?
(a) Her husband's wife.
(b) Her co-worker.
(c) Her husband's son.
(d) Her own son.

5. Who did the author discover had to be absent for women to talk openly about fantasies?
(a) Children.
(b) Men.
(c) Older adults.
(d) Groups of four or more.

6. What do women generally use fantasizing for?
(a) A way to punish their partners.
(b) Fun.
(c) To escape their boring lives.
(d) Foreplay.

7. What did the author request from women?
(a) Photographs.
(b) Material for her own fantasies.
(c) A list of books they enjoyed.
(d) Fantasies.

8. According to her publisher, what should the author have focused on in her novel?
(a) The fantasy.
(b) The setting.
(c) The heroine.
(d) The lover.

9. What type of tone does the author try to avoid?
(a) Close.
(b) Objective.
(c) Subjective.
(d) Intimate.

10. What type of men does Vicki choose for lovers?
(a) Angry men.
(b) Abusive men.
(c) Quiet men.
(d) Submissive men.

11. Who does the author claim to have restrained her sexually?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Her mother.

12. How did the author react to the number of responses she obtained?
(a) She was surprised.
(b) She was disappointed.
(c) She was angry.
(d) She was embarrassed.

13. Why did the author write this book?
(a) To see if her fantasies were normal.
(b) To argue against the anti-feminist movement.
(c) To explain to men about women's fantasies.
(d) To help her daughter learn about sexuality.

14. According to the author, what is the third reason women fantasize?
(a) To show that they are sexual beings.
(b) To hide from the truth.
(c) To communicate.
(d) To enhance the sexual experience.

15. What is Chapter 1 about?
(a) A division and metaphor for the types of fantasies.
(b) An explanation of how the book came to be written.
(c) An exploration of the reasons for fantasies.
(d) A description of fantasies the author received.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is in room number seven?

2. What is the name of the woman the author found out about through a psychologist?

3. What is the first room in the house of fantasy?

4. Who made the author feel comfortable about her fantasies?

5. What is located in room eleven?

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