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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the nickname of the company Wiener's friend worked for that made tools for developers and was widely used?
(a) The Library of Alexandria.
(b) Knowledge Depository.
(c) Greek Knowledge.
(d) The Central Library.

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

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

4. About how many employees were at the open-source startup when Wiener joined?
(a) 200.
(b) 500.
(c) 50.
(d) 25.

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

6. What was the waiting room of the open-source startup a replica of?
(a) The Coliseum.
(b) The Oval Office.
(c) The Washington Monument.
(d) Carnegie Hall.

7. What was the San Francisco office of the open-source startup called?
(a) The Enterprise.
(b) HQ.
(c) Mothership.
(d) The White House.

8. What did Wiener see a homeless person wearing at the light-rail station in Part IV that gave her a jolt?
(a) A shirt with the name of her high school on it.
(b) A garbage bag to keep the rain off.
(c) One of the open-source startup's company hoodies.
(d) Her own headphones that were recently stolen.

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

10. Which government official visited the open-source startup's headquarters in Part IV?
(a) Chief National Security Adviser.
(b) Secretary of Education.
(c) Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
(d) Secretary of Technology.

11. What feeling did Wiener sometimes get while looking for a new job in Part III?
(a) She would never have a marketable skill.
(b) She was overqualified for most tech jobs.
(c) She was applying for summer camp.
(d) She was underqualified for most publishing jobs.

12. What did Wiener think biohacking might be a form of?
(a) Navel-gazing.
(b) Privilege.
(c) Self-help.
(d) Therapy.

13. What did Wiener say being the only woman on the nontechnical team and providing customer support to developers was like?
(a) Immersion therapy for internalized misogyny.
(b) Her dream job.
(c) Her worst-case scenario for a career.
(d) A nightmare.

14. How did Wiener feel among the computer science majors at the women in computing conference in Part IV?
(a) Sad.
(b) Out of place.
(c) Angry.
(d) Very comfortable.

15. What was Wiener's onboarding gift from the open-source startup?
(a) A Google Fire stick.
(b) Cooking classes.
(c) A gym membership.
(d) A step-count wristband.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was Wiener's friend who was a digital rights activist?

2. What did the billionaire who made his fortune from the microblogging platform tell Wiener in Part III?

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

4. In terms of women's equality in the office, how did Wiener see herself?

5. What report title at the analytics startup did Wiener think was inappropriate?

(see the answer keys)

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