Exam 10: Resisting Gender Violence
Exam 1: Womens and Gender Studies: Perspectives and Practices73 Questions
Exam 2: Systems of Privilege and Inequality74 Questions
Exam 3: Learning Gender58 Questions
Exam 4: Inscribing Gender on the Body59 Questions
Exam 5: Media and Culture62 Questions
Exam 6: Sex, Power, and Intimacy56 Questions
Exam 7: Health and Reproductive Justice66 Questions
Exam 8: Family Systems, Family Lives63 Questions
Exam 9: Work Inside and Outside the Home67 Questions
Exam 10: Resisting Gender Violence64 Questions
Exam 11: State, Law, and Social Policy59 Questions
Exam 12: Religion and Spirituality64 Questions
Exam 13: Activism, Change, and Feminist Futures55 Questions
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Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-The abuse Lisa endures in the poem "Lisa's Ritual" is an example of direct incest as characterized in chapter 10.
(True/False)
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Reading "Betrayed by the Angel: What Happens When Violence Knocks and Politeness Answers?" Debra Anne Davis
-In "Betrayed by the Angel," Davis recounts her childhood story of incest.
(True/False)
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Reading "Sexual Violence in Iraq: Challenges for Transnational Feminist Politics" Nadje Al-Ali
-In her article "Sexual Violence in Iraq: Challenges for Transnational Feminist Politics," Nadje Al-Ali argues that we must focus on continuums of violence from the personal to the international to better understand gender-based violence in Iraq.
(True/False)
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Reading "#SayHerName" Homa Khaleeli
-In "#SayHerName," Homa Khaleeli notes that people are more likely to recognize the names of women killed by the police than men killed by the police.
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Reading "Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities: A Feminist Analysis" Chelsea Spencer, Allen Mallory, Michelle Toews, Sandra Stith, Leila Wood
-Women and men are the perpetrators of sexual assault on college campuses in equal numbers ("Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities").
(True/False)
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Reading "Gender Aspects of Human Trafficking" Emilie Linder
-According to Emilie Linder ("Gender Aspects of Human Trafficking") which of the following are solutions to address human trafficking?
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Reading "#SayHerName" Homa Khaleeli
-According to Homa Khaleeli's discussion of state violence against women does not include which of the following ("#SayHerName")?
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Reading "She Said" Mariah Lockwood
-The poem "She Said" by Mariah Lockwood focuses on the friendship between a woman and her friend who is being stalked.
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Nearly 25% of women said they were raped and/or physically assaulted by a current or former spouse, date, or intimate partner sometime in their lifetime.
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Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-The abuse that Lisa endures in "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges contradicts the assertion made in chapter 10 that in 90% of the cases when children are raped, the perpetrator is someone they know.
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Reading "Gender Aspects of Human Trafficking" Emilie Linder
-According to Emilie Linder in "Gender Aspects of Human Trafficking, which of the following does not explain the high number of women and girls who are trafficking victims?
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Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-In the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges, the references to Lisa's "school dress" and her "teacher's new chalk" remind readers that Lisa is
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Reading "#SayHerName" Homa Khaleeli
-The term intersectionality describes the way different forms of discrimination overlap and compound each other (Homa Khaleeli/"#SayHerName").
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Reading "Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities: A Feminist Analysis" Chelsea Spencer, Allen Mallory, Michelle Toews, Sandra Stith, Leila Wood
-Studies show that approximately 19% of women were sexually assaulted during their enrollment in college ("Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities").
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Reading "Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities: A Feminist Analysis" Chelsea Spencer, Allen Mallory, Michelle Toews, Sandra Stith, Leila Wood
-In their article "Why Sexual Assault Survivors Do Not Report to Universities," the authors argue that which of the following reasons not to report an assault has roots in the discourse of rape culture?
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The U.S. Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) ensured accommodations by universities to protect female students.
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Altruistic sex is agreeing to sex because the consequences of not having sex are worse than having it.
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