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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the degradation of women also denigrate?
(a) All of these.
(b) All relations between men and women.
(c) Marriage.
(d) Love.

2. What was the name of the life adjustment course given to eleven- to thirteen-year-old girls?
(a) The Slick Chick.
(b) How to Get Married Fast!
(c) How To Date.
(d) The Quick Chick.

3. What was Freud most concerned about in regards to society?
(a) He didn't want to change it, but rather to help people adjust to it.
(b) All of these.
(c) He wanted to help them in the suffrage movement.
(d) He wanted to open the doors for women.

4. What did Freud believe that all neurosis stemmed from?
(a) Sexual abuse.
(b) Sexual appetite.
(c) Sexual repression.
(d) Sexual oppression.

5. What is the important thing for a girl?
(a) To pursue her identity.
(b) To trap a man.
(c) To be popular.
(d) To be understood.

Short Answer Questions

1. Margaret Mead frequently _______ herself.

2. What does the girl from honors history suspect happened to her to cause her to drop out?

3. What instrument did men in Bali use?

4. How is the identity of women determined?

5. What requires increased glamorization every year?

Short Essay Questions

1. Define "Feminine protest".

2. What things hold women back from achieving the education they need to be a beneficial part of society?

3. What uniformly happened to the population of America following the war?

4. What did the men do to defy the "masculine mystique"?

5. What is the difference between when a man works at home and when a woman works at home?

6. Why were the girls with rings on their hands the "lucky ones"?

7. Why did sex become the preoccupation of American women?

8. What groups opposed the women's right to vote and why?

9. How does a woman fulfill her psychological and sociological roles by being a shopper?

10. Why was there such difficulty with the problem without a name and why was it so hard to solve?

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