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Sexual Lives Book Cover
Sexual Lives: A Reader on the Theories and Realities of Human Sexualities
Robert Heasley, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Betsy Crane, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Sexual Abuse and Rape

Part Seven: Sexual Abuse and Rape



1

Regina Rivers (51 "The Alchemy of Healing: Transforming from Victim to Victor") illustrates how, when a traumatic event occurs at a time in a person's life when he/she does not have the means to deal with those feelings, one can _________ these memories.
A)recall
B)recover
C)repress
D)deny
2

Susan Brownmiller (52 "Men, Women, and Rape") argues that rape's critical function is that it is a conscious process of intimidation by which all men keep all women in a state of fear.
A)true
B)false
3

According to Susan Brownmiller (52 "Men, Women, and Rape"), in the 13th century a man could be accused of criminal rape if he forced his wife to have sex with him.
A)true
B)false
4

The author of "The Day My Life Changed" (53) still sees herself as a victim of rape.
A)true
B)false
5

According to Kristine Herman (54 "Demands from the Women of Antioch"), the Antioch Sexual Offense Policy uses language that is intentionally gender-specific.
A)true
B)false
6

According to Kristine Herman in "Demands from the Women of Antioch" (54), the general public and other colleges and universities responded similarly to the passing of the Antioch Sexual Offense Policy.
A)true
B)false
7

Luoluo Hong (55 "Breaking the Silence, Making Laughter: Testimony of An Asian-American Sister") believes that growing up Asian-American made her even more vulnerable as a rape victim.
A)true
B)false
8

Luoluo Hong (55 "Breaking the Silence, Making Laughter") experienced an eating disorder, depression, and multiple sex partners after her rape.
A)true
B)false
9

According to "Male Rape Victims in Prison Get Little Empathy" (56), most states systematically collect valid data on male rape in prisons.
A)true
B)false
10

According to Timothy Beneke (57 "Men on Rape: What They Have to Say about Sexual Violence"), anthropologist Peggy Reeves Sanday found that rape is found in most tribal societies.
A)true
B)false
11

According to Timothy Beneke (57 "Men on Rape"), the statement "I'm going to go out and get a piece of ass tonight" is an example of which of the following metaphorical structures?
A)sex as achievement
B)sex as a hunt, a conquest
C)sex as a game
D)sex as performance
12

According to Timothy Beneke in "Men on Rape" (57), Erving Goffman distinguishes between two socially defined views of women's bodies-a stolen view and an authorized view. A group of men harassing a woman as she walks by, as they authorize one another to pornographize her, is an example of a(n)_________________ view.
A)authorized
B)authorized stolen
C)stolen
D)semi-authorized
13

According to Timothy Beneke (57 "Men on Rape"), in cases where a woman is said "to have asked for it," her appearance and behavior are taken as a form of speech.
A)true
B)false