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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. Dr. Laura points out that women do not gain their _______ through the man they are with.
(a) Pride.
(b) Personality.
(c) Courage.
(d) Identity.

2. Many women believe things will magically _________ once they live together with their partner.
(a) Become committed.
(b) Grow.
(c) Flourish.
(d) Heal.

3. History is not __________, according to Dr. Laura, and should not be used as an excuse or explanation.
(a) Final.
(b) Immutable.
(c) Destiny.
(d) Power.

4. Dr. Laura asks if living together might be the ____________ for a relationship.
(a) Kiss of death.
(b) Tipping point.
(c) Necessary action.
(d) Foundation.

5. If a woman brings ____________ to a relationship, but the idea that a man will make her whole, then troubles emerge.
(a) Fear.
(b) Pieces.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Everything.

Short Answer Questions

1. As a result of women having certain expectations, they are ____________ when they see things don't quite work out that way.

2. Living together is merely a ____________ for the man, according to Dr. Laura.

3. It is the woman's ___________ to talk about what sex might mean to her within a relationship.

4. Younger women who decide to live with their partners have not yet established their ____________.

5. ___________ hold off on marriage in order to have a career and independence, something Dr. Laura says is a good idea.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Dr. Laura say about the past and how it relates to the way a person is in the present moment?

2. What do women need to do when they realize sex is not going to sustain their relationship according to this book?

3. What happens when a woman gets so caught up in the attention she receives from a man?

4. Why does Dr. Laura think it's sad that women define themselves through men, according to this book?

5. Why do women only bring their dependence on a man into their relationships?

6. What does Dr. Laura have to say about getting married and identity according to this book?

7. Why do some women continue to have sex too soon, according to Dr. Laura in this book?

8. What does Dr. Laura credit with causing women to have romantic dreams of how a relationship should be?

9. What does Dr. Laura have to tell the callers and the readers about taking risks in life?

10. What happens to unmarried couples who live together, according to Dr. Laura in this book?

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