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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. About how long did Wiener work at the analytics startup for?
(a) About 2 years.
(b) About 4 years.
(c) About 5 years.
(d) About 6 months.

2. What drug did Wiener and Ian take after Wiener's talk with the analytics startup CEO?
(a) Marijuana.
(b) Ecstasy.
(c) Ketamine.
(d) Tylenol.

3. Why did Weiner say the data analytics CEO was expensive to work for?
(a) Several employees sought therapy as a result of working for him.
(b) He urged employees to donate to charities extensively.
(c) He demanded everyone dress ery professionally.
(d) He urged employees to take part in expensive activities.

4. What did Wiener say "fuck-you money" was?
(a) A weapon.
(b) An unattainable goal.
(c) A catchphrase, motivation, and lifestyle.
(d) A mantra.

5. What was the open-source startup modeled on?
(a) The ideals of venture capitalism.
(b) A site created by a famous mathematician.
(c) The free software community.
(d) The enterprise community.

6. What did biohackers argue the body was?
(a) A temple.
(b) A platform.
(c) A work in progress.
(d) A chat room.

7. What popular game did some women engineers use to make their points about discrimination and inequality in the tech world?
(a) Charades.
(b) Bingo.
(c) Scrabble.
(d) Jenga.

8. How much was the build-out of the open-source startup's office rumored to cost?
(a) $2 million.
(b) $10 million.
(c) $5 million.
(d) $20 million.

9. Where did the word meritocracy originate, according to Wiener?
(a) Germany.
(b) Shakespearian language.
(c) Wartime England.
(d) Social satire.

10. What kind of lawsuit did Wiener hear was brought against the open-source startup before she started there?
(a) A fraud case.
(b) A tax evasion case.
(c) A gender discrimination case.
(d) A murder case.

11. What question did the analytics CEO ask Wiener on the occasion of her one-year anniversary with the company?
(a) If it was what she had always envisioned herself as doing.
(b) If she liked it there.
(c) If it was better than publishing.
(d) If it was the longest or shortest year of her life.

12. What made being back in New York City for a visit in Part IV strange for Wiener?
(a) Most of her friends had moved away.
(b) Her favorite restaurant was no longer there.
(c) She now had money to do things in her home city she could never do before.
(d) Her parents had separated in the interim when she was in San Francisco.

13. What kind of training did the open-source startup CEO hire a Latina consultant to run for the company?
(a) Meritocracy training.
(b) Coding training.
(c) Client relations training.
(d) Diversity and training to address unconscious-bias.

14. What is one way Wiener thought of her savings account in Part III?
(a) A means of helping her parents financially.
(b) An escape hatch.
(c) A means of starting her own company.
(d) A nest egg.

15. Who was Wiener's friend who was a digital rights activist?
(a) Noah.
(b) Parker.
(c) Ben.
(d) Ian.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which organization was a major patron of the women in computing conference in Part IV?

2. Who did Wiener mostly hang out with on the analytics startup's trip in Part III?

3. How did some of Wiener's coworkers at the analytics startup see her?

4. What did Weiner look up in relation to the trolls she had to try to deal with at the open-source startup?

5. In Part IV, what did Weiner compare clocking into work on some days to?

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