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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Medical journals define codependency as individuals doing which of the following?
(a) Selecting dysfunctional life partners.
(b) Choosing to live with more than one adult partner.
(c) Ending unfulfilling relationships.
(d) Being unable to live without each other.

2. According to Faludi, at the end of the 1980s women go back to___________ about ___________.
(a) Worrying, offending men.
(b) Worrying, maintaining the status quo.
(c) Not caring, maintaining the status quo.
(d) Not caring, offending men.

3. Which of the following companies chooses to fight the EEOC's case brought against it?
(a) General Motors.
(b) AT&T.
(c) Sears Roebuck & Co.
(d) General Electric.

4. Feminists outflank the antiabortion "warriors" at which of the following Sacramento family-planning clinics?
(a) Operation Hope.
(b) Operation Rescue.
(c) Operation salvation.
(d) Operation clinic.

5. Advertisers tell women career success is harming their complexions and causing all of the following except:
(a) Dry skin.
(b) Hair loss.
(c) Weight gain.
(d) Dandruff.

Short Answer Questions

1. In 1989 which Ivy League university commissioned a survey that confirmed the findings of the Fortune magazine research on female MBA students "bailing out"?

2. Fatal and Fetal Visions deals with how the_________ serve the backlash.

3. In 1988, Robert Filoso defines the "New Generation" of female beauty with mannequins that are:

4. Beverly LaHaye founds Concerned Women for America (CWA); her husband Tim LaHaye is co-founder of which organization?

5. Which of the following women is a Harvard-educated lawyer and author of nine books who twice runs for Congress?

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