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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. Strong girls according to Dr. Pipher already are able to do what?
(a) They can problem solve
(b) They can find their purpose in life
(c) They can value themselves
(d) They can examine their own thoughts

2. Which of the following isn't one of the things Dr. Pipher believes athletic skills give to girls?
(a) It gives them limited growth
(b) It gives them cooperative skills
(c) It gives them confidence
(d) It gives them peer groups

3. What does Monica believe that her peers' ideas about appearance and popularity are?
(a) Resigned
(b) Deep
(c) Superficial
(d) Mature

4. Why does Penelope begin seeing Dr. Pipher?
(a) She was abandoned by her parents
(b) She was arrested
(c) She attempted suicide
(d) She is sexually active

5. What does Dr. Pipher believe to be the cause of Monica's mild depression?
(a) Peer reactions
(b) Divorce
(c) Stresses of adolescence
(d) Lack of contact with peers

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What causes the boys at school to make inappropriate comments to Margaret?

3. From what condition does Cindy suffer?

4. Why does Kelli use chemicals?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Which type of girls who use alcohol most concern Dr. Pipher?

2. What does Pipher describe as the most defining characteristics for American women and when do girls feel the most pressure about their appearance?

3. Describe what parts of society have different rules for sexual activity and how this affects girls?

4. According to Dr. Pipher what are parents afraid of and what does it cause them to do?

5. What portion of sexual education does Dr. Pipher believe is missing for young girls?

6. What do the studies about eating disorders report about teens and women?

7. What does Dr. Pipher ask her patients to keep and how does she believe it helps them?

8. Describe Dr. Pipher's Utopia.

9. Describe Monica's parents and how they feel about their daughter.

10. Describe what Dr. Pipher believes to be true about the Hollywood model of sexual behavior?

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