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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Dr. Pipher show girls they are able to cope with?
(a) Pain
(b) Uncertainity
(c) Resignation
(d) Assault

2. In what way does Dr. Pipher conclude Danielle is using chemicals?
(a) Pressured way
(b) Experimental way
(c) Unhappy way
(d) Addicted way

3. What does Dr. Pipher teacher her patients in order to help them better express and reassure themselves?
(a) Social skills
(b) Coping skills
(c) Reliant skills
(d) Emotional skills

4. What was abundant during the 1950s?
(a) Alcohol
(b) Cigarettes
(c) Divorce
(d) Drugs

5. Which of the following questions is one that Dr. Pipher asks her patients to ask themselves?
(a) Why do I feel devaluated?
(b) What are my values?
(c) Why do I feel this way?
(d) Who helps me to feel this way?

6. According to Cassie, at what grade are students shunned and labeled a geek if they are not drinking?
(a) 9th
(b) 8th
(c) 11th
(d) 5th

7. In Cassie's world what is all-powerful?
(a) Sex
(b) Money
(c) Media
(d) Greed

8. What is Cassie's world more driven by?
(a) Addictive forces
(b) Sexual drive
(c) Greed
(d) Materialism

9. From what condition does Cindy suffer?
(a) Drug abuse
(b) Attention Deficit Disorder
(c) Muscular Dystrophy
(d) Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

10. Which type of girl is usually more prone to alcoholism?
(a) Anorexics
(b) Type A personalities
(c) Perfectionists
(d) Bulimics

11. Even in dysfunctional families strong girls are able to do what?
(a) They can survive the horrors they face daily
(b) They can provide a rationale for their problems
(c) They can develop a bond with at least one family member
(d) They can find value in themselves when no one else can

12. What sustains Caroline to allow her to become a strong woman?
(a) Peer relationship
(b) Support of her father
(c) Athletic skills
(d) Mother's love

13. What does Heidi describe that occurs at weekly weigh-ins at her gymnastic club?
(a) The girls spend time counting ribs
(b) The girls spend time relaxation techniques
(c) The girls spend time anorexic parties
(d) The girls spend time vomiting

14. How did families of Dr. Pipher's time handle their troubles?
(a) With counselors
(b) Alone
(c) They ignored them
(d) With the church

15. Why does Dr. Pipher believe that girls turn to alcohol, drugs, food or self-mutilation?
(a) To rebel against authority
(b) To numb themselves
(c) To find peace
(d) To surprise each other

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following is normal for daughters of alcoholic fathers?

2. Which of the following factors is important in demonstrating the difference between normal experimentation and abuse?

3. Which of the following is not one of the three things that Dr. Pipher believes human beings can do?

4. What does Dr. Pipher believe Casey lacks?

5. What percent of children with alcoholic parents will become alcoholics themselves?

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