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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 house in Friday's metaphor similar to?
(a) An inn.
(b) A brothel.
(c) A resort.
(d) A family home.
2. How does the author say she changed in writing the book?
(a) She didn't change.
(b) Her opinion on female fantasies changed.
(c) She became a bit more close-minded.
(d) Her ideas about relationships changed.
3. What type of men does Vicki choose for lovers?
(a) Angry men.
(b) Submissive men.
(c) Abusive men.
(d) Quiet men.
4. What type of tone does the author try to avoid?
(a) Close.
(b) Intimate.
(c) Subjective.
(d) Objective.
5. After her lover's reaction to hearing her fantasy, what does Nancy Friday begin to question?
(a) Whether she should not fantasize.
(b) Whether men have fantasies.
(c) Whether her fantasies are normal.
(d) Whether other men would have the same reaction.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the author claim to have restrained her sexually?
2. What is the name of the woman whose husband refuses to have sex with her?
3. What is the name of the woman who was nearly raped by a man she is still acquainted with?
4. In what room are young men located?
5. If somebody is a urologenic, what do they fantasize about?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is an example of frustration?
2. What is Nancy Friday's goal in showing how women have fantasies in different themes?
3. What is the purpose of Chapter 2?
4. How did women feel to be able to write in their fantasies to Friday?
5. How does the concept of approval tie in to fantasies?
6. Describe why women may fantasize about being with other women, according to Nancy Friday.
7. During sexual activity, how does the importance of the mind compare to the importance of the body?
8. What role does Nancy Friday believe that sexual initiative plays in fantasizing?
9. Describe Nancy Friday's use of the metaphor of a house to represent women's fantasies.
10. What did the author promise to the women who wrote in their fantasies?
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