Reviving Ophelia Test | Final Test - Easy

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Reviving Ophelia Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following is one of the skills upon which Dr. Pipher focuses?
(a) Socialization relationships
(b) Exacting relationships
(c) Explaining relationships
(d) Defining relationships

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

3. Which of the following is normal for daughters of alcoholic fathers?
(a) They will become reserved
(b) They will avoid alcohol
(c) They will choose men like their fathers
(d) They will drink alone

4. At what age does Dr. Pipher indicate Cassie is facing the same issues that college girls of the past faced?
(a) 10
(b) 15
(c) 18
(d) 13

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

6. What does Dr. Pipher list as the defining characteristic for American women?
(a) Love
(b) Weight
(c) Personality
(d) Beauty

7. What type of therapy does Dr. Pipher teach girls?
(a) Defending
(b) Cultural
(c) Responsible
(d) Awakening

8. What does Dr. Pipher believe drives girls to self-mutilate?
(a) They are driven by mental health issues
(b) They are driven by culture
(c) They are driven by peers
(d) They are driven by parents

9. Why does Kelli use chemicals?
(a) She wants to experiment
(b) She wants to escape family obligations
(c) She wants to feel enlightend
(d) She wants to rebel

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

11. What is this chapter mainly about?
(a) Societal norms and values
(b) Unrealistic expectations
(c) Eating disorders
(d) Society perceptions of weight

12. According to Dr. Pipher, isolation can often be what?
(a) Blessing
(b) Social issue
(c) Mental health issue
(d) Limitation

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

14. How do highly gifted girls react to world events?
(a) They react by acting out in inappropriate ways
(b) They react with the intensity of a child
(c) They react by cutting themselves
(d) They react with emotional maturity

15. What does Dr. Pipher encourage Penelope to do when she handles frustration in a positive way?
(a) She should email Dr. Pipher with the news
(b) She should tell her parents
(c) She should reward herself with a tangible treat
(d) She should record each time

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Margaret tell Dr. Pipher she will never let rule her life again?

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

3. Which of the following professions is not at high risk for developing bulimia?

4. What do rules in absence of loving relationships inspire according to Dr. Pipher?

5. What does Dr. Pipher show girls they are able to cope with?

(see the answer keys)

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