Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics Test | Final Test - Easy

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Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Hooks describes the conservative solution for the hard life of working women as what?
(a) Women staying home.
(b) Women working in their own offices.
(c) Women working in positions that require high education.
(d) Women working in business settings.

2. Hooks describes which of the following as being the best example of anti-sexism thinking provided to children through the efforts of feminism?
(a) Mothers being the head of the household.
(b) Shared parental responsibilities.
(c) Children having two working parents.
(d) Parents discussing issues instead of fighting about them.

3. According to hooks, what liberates women?
(a) Men's ideals.
(b) Having reproductive rights.
(c) Work.
(d) Economic self-sufficiency.

4. In a culture of domination, everyone is taught to accept violence as a means of what?
(a) Control.
(b) Submission.
(c) Love.
(d) Acceptance.

5. Where are more women allegedly beaten and murdered?
(a) In shelters.
(b) While running daily errands.
(c) Inside their homes.
(d) On the streets.

6. According to many reformist thinkers, what made a woman liberated?
(a) If they were happy.
(b) If they had children.
(c) If they had their own money.
(d) If they had a job.

7. Hooks attributes who to contributing to young boys' distorted view of what defines masculinity when it came to feminist parenting?
(a) Mothers.
(b) Sisters.
(c) Brothers.
(d) Fathers.

8. When some feminists within the movement sought to make the movement anti-male, what did hooks claim they deflected?
(a) Male responsibility.
(b) White responsibility.
(c) Black responsibility.
(d) Female responsibility.

9. Hooks' description of domestic violence is connected to what kind of domination?
(a) Child domination.
(b) Female domination.
(c) Racist domination.
(d) Male domination.

10. What type of impact does hooks see visionary lesbians as having on the feminist movement?
(a) Wavering.
(b) Nonexistent.
(c) Negative.
(d) Positive.

11. Hooks claims that feminist leaders must connect issues in other countries to issues where?
(a) Asian countries.
(b) America.
(c) Third-world countries.
(d) Their own societies.

12. Which type of feminists were dismayed to learn their leaders were committed to imperialism, according to hooks?
(a) Reformist feminists.
(b) Conservative feminists.
(c) Radical feminists.
(d) Revolutionary feminists.

13. What type of imperialism did hooks describe many feminist leaders as subscribing to?
(a) Eastern.
(b) Southern.
(c) Northern.
(d) Western.

14. What is the other term that hooks uses to describe domestic violence?
(a) Male on female violence.
(b) Family violence.
(c) Hate violence.
(d) Patriarchal violence.

15. According to hooks, what led many women to think they could establish the feminist agenda for women all over the world?
(a) Confidence.
(b) Hatred.
(c) Arrogance.
(d) Compassion.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does hooks seem to blame most for sweeping the issue of race under the rug?

2. Hooks claimed that many women stay in bad relationships for what reason?

3. Who is most prominent to hooks as paving the way for reconsideration of racist issues for society?

4. According to hooks, who began engaging in sadomasochistic behavior, driving heterosexual women to turn to patriarchal models of sexual freedom?

5. By the 1990s, hooks claims that half the women in America were which of the following?

(see the answer keys)

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