This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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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. In "Dreams of Violence," who is lying beside the narrator in bed?
(a) Her son.
(b) Her daughter.
(c) Her lover.
(d) Her dog.

2. What culture does Judit Moschkovich align with American culture?
(a) Anglo.
(b) Chicana.
(c) Afro-American.
(d) Native American.

3. Who provided the scholarship for Gloria to attend the workshop on goddesses and heroines?
(a) Merlin Stone.
(b) Toni Bambara.
(c) Donna Rushin.
(d) Cherrie Moraga.

4. According to Doris Davenport, what is the cause of racism in white feminists?
(a) Hatred of those not white.
(b) Miseducation.
(c) Bizarre oppression.
(d) Fear.

5. Who wrote "I Am What I Am"?
(a) Toni Morrison.
(b) Lynne Hanley.
(c) Patricia Smith.
(d) Rosario Morales.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote "It's In My Blood, My Face- My mother's Voice, The Way I Sweat"?

2. "Women who must sell _________________ for pennies a day" is a quote from "Wonder Woman."

3. Who wrote "La Guera"?

4. Where does the narrator of "Wonder Woman" reflect about other women doing the same things as she does?

5. "For it is only under a patriarchal structure that _____________ is the only social power open to women," according to Audra Lorde.

Short Essay Questions

1. Name three of the problems that Doris Davenport named as part of the problem within the feminist movement?

2. What is Barbara Smith's "inherent definition of feminism"? (According to the introduction of "An d When You Leave, Take Your Pictures With You")

3. What were Cherrie Moraga's and Gloria Anzaldua's hopes for the book?

4. What is the common theme that all of the writings from the section titled "Introduction and Children Passing in the Streets: The Roots of Our Radicalism" have in common?

5. What happened to Naomi Littlebear when she ran home after being attacked as a little girl?

6. When did Mitsuye Yamada say that Asian Pacific American women would speak out?

7. What does the first section of the book speak about?

8. What did Judit Maschkovich define as American and Latin culture?

9. In the introduction, Moraga defined the different sections of the book. What are they?

10. Who lives in the marrow of the narrator in "I Walk in the History of My People"?

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