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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A their families.
B feminism.
C the male gaze.
D Christianity.
Question #2
A they are forced to if they want to practice Islam.
B it connects them with other Muslim women.
C they don’t feel pressure to look a certain way.
D it commands respect from men.
Question #3
A making friends with them at hardcore punk shows.
B including male and female pastors.
C tricking them into getting baptized.
D bringing them to their church service on Sundays.
Question #4
A becoming ordained pastors.
B bringing Christianity to secular spaces .
C giving all their money to the church.
D going to Haiti on mission trips.
Question #5
A the United States
B the U.K.
C France
D Germany
Question #6
A rates of weekly church attendance.
B rates of daily prayer.
C belief in hell.
D belief in heaven.
Question #7
A Atheists
B Buddhist
C Christian
D Jewish
Question #8
A she was afraid to tell her husband.
B other forms of birth control did not work for her.
C her husband was forcing her to.
D she could not afford other types of birth control.
Question #9
A the requirement that consent forms for sterilization be offered in multiple languages.
B the women who were sterilized received a large cash settlement.
C the firing of the doctors who pushed sterilization on Mexican women.
D jail time for the doctors who pushed sterilization on Mexican women.
Question #10
A to decrease the white population.
B Nazi ideology.
C population control.
D to increase diversity in the state’s population.
Question #11
A they were learning to be less homophobic.
B their daughter was the one who carried the baby and gave birth.
C they were getting older and wiser.
D they loved children in general.
Question #12
A their partner having a baby
B getting legally married
C getting pregnant
D breaking up with their female partners
Question #13
A heterosexuality and gender differentiation as the norm for sexual and family relationships.
B alternative forms of intimacy in marriage.
C homosexuality as the most common form of sexual and family relationships.
D non-monogamous marriage and alternative family formation.
Question #14
A hating his body since he was a child.
B never feeling like he was in the “wrong body”.
C wanting to be able to afford surgery.
D how pregnancy made him hate his body.
Question #15
A emotional labor.
B easy labor.
C wifely labor.
D patriarchal labor.
Question #16
According to Coontz (2016), the “traditional” marriage of the female homemaker and male breadwinner:
A has been the norm since marriage was invented in the 1600s.
B is scientifically proven to be the best way to raise children.
C was only the norm for a very short period of time in recent history.
D is the norm across all cultures.
Question #17
A generous maternity leave policies.
B women being forced out of their jobs when men returned home from war.
C child and slave labor.
D government investment in the expansion of the suburbs.
Question #18
In the years before the Industrial Revolution in the US, men chose their marriage partners based on:
A what they could bring to help sustain their family business or farm.
B how long they have lived in the United States.
C sexual attraction.
D love.
Question #19
A steadily increasing.
B steadily decreasing.
C decreasing for women.
D decreasing for men.
Question #20
A institutions and individuals shape each other.
B individuals do not have the ability to affect institutions.
C individuals must destroy institutions to change them.
D institutions do not have the ability to affect individuals.
