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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who advises the woman in the introduction to "The Flood", who had never seen her vagina, to take time and find her clitoris?
(a) Her therapist.
(b) Her husband.
(c) Her gynocologist.
(d) Her girlfriend.

2. What process of writing does the author discuss at the end of the Preface that will be used in her play?
(a) Monologues.
(b) Comedic.
(c) Tragic.
(d) Historical.

3. What does the author say being raped made her do mentally and emotionally from her vagina?
(a) Increase its use.
(b) Become angry with.
(c) Disconnect.
(d) Connect.

4. What does the author conclude the word vagina is not, in the Preface?
(a) Calming.
(b) Happy.
(c) Dirty.
(d) Safe.

5. Why does a woman claim her husband started "screwing around" in the first monologue of the play?
(a) She gained weight.
(b) She had children.
(c) She cheated on him.
(d) She didn't please him sexually.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the speaker in the first monologue of the play say you must love in order to love the vagina?

2. Finish the sentence from the end of the Preface in the book, "Practice saying the word, because, as we know, the word is what _____ us and sets us free".

3. What physical structures does the author say western religions used religious art in the Forward?

4. Complete the following sentence from the Preface in the book, "[Vaginas] become part of our bodies, connected to our minds, fueling our _____".

5. In what city was the Vagina Monologues originally presented?

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