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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the name of the woman who likes the idea of initiating her lover into the world of group sex?
(a) Madge.
(b) Samantha.
(c) Carol.
(d) Brenda.

2. What does Patsy fantasize about?
(a) Her first crush in high school.
(b) Her first lesbian experience.
(c) Having sex with her teacher.
(d) Being a prostitute.

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

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

5. What does Friday believe the inclusion of fantasy into her novel gives it?
(a) Interesting plot.
(b) Consistent tone.
(c) Character insight.
(d) Dynamic settings.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did women feel when they shared their fantasies with the author?

2. Which of the following is the most rare fantasy for women?

3. Which of the following is a way for women to fantasize?

4. Who is the first woman that the author receives a fantasy from?

5. What is located in room eleven?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Nancy Friday's interaction with her publisher.

2. Why did the author write this book?

3. How did Nancy Friday begin bringing up the topic of fantasies and what did she find?

4. How did women feel to be able to write in their fantasies to Friday?

5. Describe rooms two through six of the house of fantasy.

6. Why do women fantasize, according to Nancy Friday?

7. What did the author request from those who saw her ads? How did she react to the responses?

8. During sexual activity, how does the importance of the mind compare to the importance of the body?

9. Describe why women may fantasize about being with other women, according to Nancy Friday.

10. What is an example of frustration?

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