Chapter 1, The Problem That Has No Name
1. What silent question did women ask themselves?
(a) "What am I missing?"
(b) "Is this all?"
(c) "What else is there to life?"
(d) "Why am I not content with this world?"
2. What was the literature offered telling women to do?
(a) To reproduce and be happy.
(b) Where their role in society was.
(c) To seek fulfillment as wives and mothers.
(d) That their husbands rule all, and a womans' place is in the house.
3. Why couldn't women study physics?
(a) They didn't want to study it.
(b) They didn't have the aptitude for it.
(c) It was considered unfeminine.
(d) They weren't allowed in the classes.
4. What problem wasn't caused by soap or cured by Cortisone?
(a) Housewife's Blight.
(c) Chicken pox.
5. What was women's unhappiness blamed on?
(a) Their ability to work.
(b) Their inability to work.
(c) Too little education.
(d) Too much education.
6. Which women were happiest?
(a) Educated women.
(b) Unmarried women.
(c) Married women.
(d) Uneducated women.
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