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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did Wiener think it was easy for her customers to do with her?
(a) Say no.
(b) Manipulate her.
(c) Be charmed by her.
(d) Ignore her.
2. Where did the word meritocracy originate, according to Wiener?
(a) Social satire.
(b) Shakespearian language.
(c) Wartime England.
(d) Germany.
3. What feeling did Wiener sometimes get while looking for a new job in Part III?
(a) She would never have a marketable skill.
(b) She was overqualified for most tech jobs.
(c) She was applying for summer camp.
(d) She was underqualified for most publishing jobs.
4. What did the billionaire who made his fortune from the microblogging platform tell Wiener in Part III?
(a) He had always wanted to work in publishing himself.
(b) He once tried to buy the company she worked for.
(c) He wanted her to work for him.
(d) He wanted to build his own house.
5. Which organization was a major patron of the women in computing conference in Part IV?
(a) The NSA.
(b) Google.
(c) GitHub.
(d) Facebook.
6. What new team at the open-source startup did Wiener join in Part IV?
(a) Terms of Service.
(b) Musical talent.
(c) In-house innovators.
(d) Workplace diversity.
7. What drug did Wiener and Ian take after Wiener's talk with the analytics startup CEO?
(a) Tylenol.
(b) Ketamine.
(c) Ecstasy.
(d) Marijuana.
8. Who did Wiener meet with in Part III who formerly worked for the analytics company and now said his conscience was clearer?
(a) Noah.
(b) Ian.
(c) Ben.
(d) Kyle.
9. What did Weiner look up in relation to the trolls she had to try to deal with at the open-source startup?
(a) Dakimakura pillows.
(b) Language references she did not recognize.
(c) Troll language.
(d) Symbols she did not recognize.
10. What did Wiener see a homeless person wearing at the light-rail station in Part IV that gave her a jolt?
(a) A garbage bag to keep the rain off.
(b) Her own headphones that were recently stolen.
(c) A shirt with the name of her high school on it.
(d) One of the open-source startup's company hoodies.
11. What was the San Francisco office of the open-source startup called?
(a) The White House.
(b) HQ.
(c) Mothership.
(d) The Enterprise.
12. What did Wiener realize a lot of the developers at the open-source startup did in their spare time?
(a) Cook.
(b) Run.
(c) DJ.
(d) Teach yoga classes.
13. Why did Weiner tell the CEO his parents must be really proud of him?
(a) Because he had bought them a house recently.
(b) Because he was the first in his family to go to college.
(c) Because he was so young and successful.
(d) Because he gave all his relatives jobs.
14. What popular game did some women engineers use to make their points about discrimination and inequality in the tech world?
(a) Bingo.
(b) Jenga.
(c) Charades.
(d) Scrabble.
15. What kind of lawsuit did Wiener hear was brought against the open-source startup before she started there?
(a) A fraud case.
(b) A murder case.
(c) A gender discrimination case.
(d) A tax evasion case.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Noah ask Wiener to proofread for him?
2. Who did Wiener see at the airport in New York also flying to San Francisco?
3. What was Wiener's first message to Patrick via the microblogging platform?
4. What report title at the analytics startup did Wiener think was inappropriate?
5. Why did Wiener feel ashamed of herself after the company Christmas party?
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