I Never Told Anyone: Writings by Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

For how many years does Beverly Sky's father refuse to speak to her after the incident with the priest? (from Part 3, 'I trusted him.' Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Friends and Acquaintances: Beverly Sky, A Priest's Kiss; Jana Vincenti, Daughter; and Lillian Kelly, Aftermath)

2 years.

10 years.

5 years.

Rest of her life.

2.

Lois Phillips Hudson says writers have to have the ego of _________. (from Part 3, 'I trusted him.' Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Friends and Acquaintances: Lois Phillips Hudson, Why Aren't There More Creative Women?; Honor Moore, First Time: 1950; and Billie Holiday, from Lady Sings the Blues)

A prizefighter.

God.

A man.

A movie star.

3.

Where was Mr. Ahmann taking Lois Phillips Hudson when he molested her? (from Part 3, 'I trusted him.' Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Friends and Acquaintances: Lois Phillips Hudson, Why Aren't There More Creative Women?; Honor Moore, First Time: 1950; and Billie Holiday, from Lady Sings the Blues)

Circus.

Dentist.

School.

Store.

4.

Mr. Freeman sends Maya Angelou to the store to buy what? (from Part 2, 'Yesterday I saw him watch my sister.' Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Relatives: Lynn Swenson, from My Half-Sleep; and Maya Angelou, from I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings)

Cigarettes.

Candy.

Milk.

Eggs.

5.

How old is Honor Moore in the events described in "First Time: 1950"? (from Part 3, 'I trusted him.' Survivors of Sexual Abuse by Friends and Acquaintances: Lois Phillips Hudson, Why Aren't There More Creative Women?; Honor Moore, First Time: 1950; and Billie Holiday, from Lady Sings the Blues)

Six.

Eight.

Seven.

Five.

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