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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. How old was Ellador when she caught a butterfly?
(a) Six years old.
(b) Ten years old.
(c) Eight years old.
(d) Eleven years old.

2. What complaint does Terry have about Herland society in Chapter 9?
(a) It is too impoverished.
(b) It is too perfect.
(c) It is too girly.
(d) It is too disorganized.

3. What does Ellador tell Vandyke her religion lacks?
(a) A central location for religious observation.
(b) Elaborate ceremonies.
(c) A supportive God figure.
(d) Horrifying ideas.

4. How do the men feel about their own society as the women question them?
(a) Proud.
(b) Confused.
(c) Inspired.
(d) Ashamed.

5. What are the lives of Herland girls equated to?
(a) A school holiday.
(b) A little girl's dream.
(c) An enchanting game.
(d) A fairy tale.

Short Answer Questions

1. How do the women punish Terry at the end of Chapter 11?

2. How does Terry act towards the girls in the group that forms around him?

3. What is the title of Chapter 11?

4. What word does Ellador ask Vandyke to define in Chapter 10?

5. As the men's tour continues, what does Terry learn to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the men asked to do by the elder women in Chapter 8? What do the young women ask the men?

2. Why is Terry banished from Herland at the end of Chapter 11?

3. How did Ellador become a forester?

4. In Chapter 8, what does Vandyke discover is the women's view of the men?

5. What displeases the women about marriage in the outside world?

6. What assumptions does Moadine make about wealthy and poor women in America?

7. Why don't her Herland people believe in life after death?

8. Who is chosen to court each of the men, and how does each man treat his assigned partner?

9. What reason does Moadine give Terry for the men's ongoing imprisonment?

10. What are the two core concepts of Herland's society as described in Chapter 7?

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