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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 is located in room eleven?
(a) The zoo.
(b) Prostitution.
(c) Anonymity.
(d) Transformation.
2. Why did the author write this book?
(a) To see if her fantasies were normal.
(b) To explain to men about women's fantasies.
(c) To argue against the anti-feminist movement.
(d) To help her daughter learn about sexuality.
3. How does Nancy Friday feel about women sharing fantasies with their partners?
(a) She does not advocate it.
(b) She thinks women should always share their fantasies.
(c) She says it only creates hostility.
(d) She thinks women should only share with their girlfriends.
4. What is the second reason the author lists for women having fantasies?
(a) Insufficiency.
(b) Eagerness.
(c) Laziness.
(d) Pain.
5. What type of fantasy resides in room ten?
(a) Incest.
(b) Younger men.
(c) Prostitution.
(d) Bestiality.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Chapter 1 about?
2. In what room are young men located?
3. What type of tone does the author try to avoid?
4. What is the name of the woman who often fantasizes about making love to an octopus?
5. How did women feel when they shared their fantasies with the author?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe one of the fantasies mentioned in the story.
2. Why did the author write this book?
3. What did the author promise to the women who wrote in their fantasies?
4. What is the purpose of Chapter 2?
5. What does the author credit as the new attitude toward sex?
6. What did the author request from those who saw her ads? How did she react to the responses?
7. According to the author, how has she been restrained sexually?
8. Why is the room about prostitution empty?
9. How did women feel to be able to write in their fantasies to Friday?
10. During sexual activity, how does the importance of the mind compare to the importance of the body?
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