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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 led to sexual excitement for Mona?
(a) Being yelled at.
(b) Being grounded.
(c) Wetting the bed.
(d) Spankings.
2. What did women fear about writing to Nancy Friday?
(a) Others would steal their fantasies.
(b) Women would stop fantasizing.
(c) Women's sexuality would become out of control.
(d) People would recognize their names.
3. How do fantasies become more elaborate?
(a) Women enjoy sex more.
(b) Women learn more about sex.
(c) Women have more sex.
(d) Women meet more men.
4. According to experts, which of the following is true?
(a) Women are not as visual as men.
(b) Men and women are equally visual.
(c) Women do not enjoy fantasies.
(d) Men are more auditory than women.
5. How does Nancy Friday think women should react to their fantasies?
(a) They should deny having fantasies.
(b) They should accept them and act them out.
(c) They should accept them as healthy.
(d) They should keep fantasies to themselves.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which fantasies are often the most exciting ones?
2. What do many men feel the need to be in the bedroom, according to the author's research?
3. What is the name of the woman used as an example of becoming confused about fantasy versus reality?
4. What does the author warn against?
5. When do fantasies become unhealthy?
Short Essay Questions
1. Many women wrote to Nancy Friday and begged for anonymity. What does this tell the reader about these women and society?
2. How does the theme of sexual equality play into Nancy Friday's chapter about guilt?
3. How does Nancy Friday compare men to women?
4. What effects might sharing or acting out fantasies have on a relationship?
5. Why do women feel guilty about having fantasies?
6. Where does Nancy Friday say that many women get their fantasies?
7. How do experts compare visual arousal by men and women and how does Nancy Friday refute this?
8. Is Nancy Friday effective in explaining how women get their fantasy ideas from? Why or why not?
9. What does the author compare crotch watching to?
10. What does Nancy Friday think about acting out fantasies?
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