2. What is the name of the woman who often fantasizes about making love to an octopus?
(a) Nancy.
(b) Bellinda.
(c) Sondra.
(d) Carly.

3. What is the house in Friday's metaphor similar to?
(a) A resort.
(b) A family home.
(c) A brothel.
(d) An inn.

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

5. After her lover's reaction to hearing her fantasy, what does Nancy Friday begin to question?
(a) Whether men have fantasies.
(b) Whether other men would have the same reaction.
(c) Whether she should not fantasize.
(d) Whether her fantasies are normal.

6. What type of men do Linda, Pamela, and Marie fantasize about?
(a) Faceless.
(b) Older.
(c) Angry.
(d) Blind.

7. Who is the first woman that the author receives a fantasy from?
(a) Maria.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Stephanie.
(d) Madge.

8. What does Karen fantasize about?
(a) Making love to an animal.
(b) Making love outside.
(c) Making love to another woman.
(d) Making love to her husband's son.

9. What is the name of the woman who imagines making love to many men at once?
(a) Sonya.
(b) Annabel.
(c) Molly.
(d) Faye.

10. What does Alicia fantasize that she is?
(a) Hypersensitive.
(b) A man.
(c) A virgin.
(d) A statue.

11. What type of fantasy resides in room ten?
(a) Prostitution.
(b) Incest.
(c) Younger men.
(d) Bestiality.

12. What is located in room eleven?
(a) Anonymity.
(b) Prostitution.
(c) Transformation.
(d) The zoo.

13. What do the women in room six like to experience?
(a) Romance.
(b) Rape.
(c) Domination.
(d) Terror.

14. What does Nancy Friday say women are not encouraged to do?
(a) Initiate sex.
(b) Touch themselves.
(c) Think about men's bodies.
(d) Have fantasies.

15. What is the second reason the author lists for women having fantasies?
(a) Laziness.
(b) Pain.
(c) Eagerness.
(d) Insufficiency.