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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 imagines having sex with another woman or with many men?
(a) Daisy.
(b) Marge.
(c) Hope.
(d) Christina.

2. What does the author warn against?
(a) Acting out fantasies with people met on the internet.
(b) Acting out fantasies with strangers.
(c) Acting out a potentially relationship-ending fantasy.
(d) Acting out fantasies with good friends.

3. What do many men feel the need to be in the bedroom, according to the author's research?
(a) Genuine.
(b) Controlling.
(c) Submissive.
(d) Passive.

4. To women who accept their fantasies, what do these fantasies become for these women?
(a) Inadequate.
(b) Necessary.
(c) Reluctant.
(d) Complex.

5. What is the name of the woman used as an example of becoming confused about fantasy versus reality?
(a) Hannah.
(b) Paula.
(c) Nancy.
(d) Gloria.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Nancy Friday say that women are told they should be?

2. Who is often threatened by the idea of a woman's fantasy?

3. When do fantasies become unhealthy?

4. According to experts, which of the following is true?

5. What led to sexual excitement for Mona?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Nancy Friday think about acting out fantasies?

2. What role have women been assigned, according to Nancy Friday?

3. Where does Nancy Friday say that many women get their fantasies?

4. Describe the letter a man wrote to Nancy Friday about his wife.

5. Why are men threatened by the idea of a woman's fantasy?

6. When women do not have guilt about their fantasies, what do they often do?

7. Is Nancy Friday effective in explaining how women get their fantasy ideas from? Why or why not?

8. Many women wrote to Nancy Friday and begged for anonymity. What does this tell the reader about these women and society?

9. Which fantasies stay the most exciting, according to the author?

10. Describe the role of mundane items, people, and events in fantasies.

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