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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 does Dr. Pipher believe drives girls to self-mutilate?
(a) They are driven by parents
(b) They are driven by culture
(c) They are driven by peers
(d) They are driven by mental health issues

2. What sustains June and allows her to become a strong woman?
(a) Athletic skills
(b) Mother's love
(c) Support of her father
(d) Peer relationships

3. Which of the following is a technique in which girls reflect on their past or future when they are having a bad day?
(a) Altruism
(b) Rememberance theory
(c) Time travel
(d) Perspective theory

4. At what age does Dr. Pipher indicate Cassie is facing the same issues that college girls of the past faced?
(a) 13
(b) 10
(c) 15
(d) 18

5. According to Dr. Pipher families raise their daughters to be whole, but the media reduces them to which of the following?
(a) Sexual beings
(b) Nothings
(c) Bodies
(d) Objects

Short Answer Questions

1. On what are girls who are at high-risk of developing an eating disorder basing their identities?

2. Which of the following questions is one that Dr. Pipher asks her patients to ask themselves?

3. According to Cassie, at what grade are students shunned and labeled a geek if they are not drinking?

4. What percentage of teens believe that a man has the right to force his wife to have sex?

5. What do Monica's parents stress to her?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Dr. Pipher's Utopia.

2. What type of girl does Dr. Pipher describe as the type that tends to fare better during adolescence?

3. Which type of girls who use alcohol most concern Dr. Pipher?

4. What event during her schooling was embarrassing for Dr. Pipher?

5. In what way do cities and small communities differ in the way that girls react and feel pressure?

6. What is altruism and how does it help the girls according to Dr. Pipher?

7. What are the three specific reasons Dr. Pipher lists that adolescents use chemicals?

8. According to Dr. Pipher what are parents afraid of and what does it cause them to do?

9. Describe the community in which Dr. Pipher grew up during the 1950s.

10. How and why does Dr. Pipher describe the problems that highly gifted children experience?

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