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The difference between erotica and pornography: |
| | A) | is clearly defined by the legal code. |
| | B) | has to do with what kinds of sexual acts are shown. |
| | C) | depends on how arousing the material is. |
| | D) | appears to be a subjective judgment. |
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In his article, "Naked Capitalists," Frank Rich stated that Americans spend the most money on which of these pastimes? |
| | A) | football |
| | B) | video pornography |
| | C) | baseball |
| | D) | basketball |
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Barbie, Flo, and Tiffany are watching a type of erotic video called "femme porn." In what way would the movie they are watching differ from "mainstream" erotic videos? |
| | A) | It includes dominant men with huge, erect penises. |
| | B) | It includes acquiescent women. |
| | C) | It includes emotional intimacy. |
| | D) | It includes violence. |
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Research on pornography finds that most forms of sexually explicit material: |
| | A) | are violent. |
| | B) | contain excessive amounts of aggression and violence. |
| | C) | focus heavily on subjugating and raping women. |
| | D) | contain very little aggression, physical violence, or rape. |
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Which man would be most likely to show a preference for violent sexual stimuli? |
| | A) | Adam, who has relatively low intelligence and high levels of aggression |
| | B) | Ben, who has relatively high intelligence and high levels of aggression. |
| | C) | Carl, who has relatively low intelligence and low levels of aggression. |
| | D) | Damien, who has relatively high intelligence and low levels of aggression. |
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Which form of pornography is not covered by the Constitutional right of free speech? |
| | A) | "femme porn" |
| | B) | mainstream pornography |
| | C) | child pornography |
| | D) | None of these is covered by the First Amendment right to free speech. |
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Which of the following is NOT one of the criteria used for determining what is obscene? |
| | A) | The dominant theme of the work appeals to prurient sexual interests and portrays sexual conduct in a patently offensive way. |
| | B) | The work, as a whole, is without serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value. |
| | C) | A "reasonable" person would find the work, when taken as a whole, to possess no social value. |
| | D) | Sexual acts that are clearly deviant or destructive are presented in a positive light. |
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Writing for the majority on the Supreme Court's 2004 ruling about the use of filtering software on home computers, Justice Kennedy noted that: |
| | A) | the government's attempt to limit explicit materials on the Web is unconstitutional. |
| | B) | filters are fallible and therefore should not be relied upon. |
| | C) | filters may be too expensive for most parents to buy. |
| | D) | filters are ineffective because they depend on adequate parental supervision. |
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The least common form of prostitution is: |
| | A) | women selling sex to men. |
| | B) | women selling sex to women. |
| | C) | men selling sex to women. |
| | D) | men selling sex to men. |
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Prostitutes: |
| | A) | typically begin working in their profession as teenagers. |
| | B) | separate sex as a physical act for which they are paid from sex as an expression of intimacy and pleasure. |
| | C) | are as likely as anyone else to have been sexually abused as children. |
| | D) | usually connect with pimps after they have been in the profession for a while. |
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Who is most likely to have a pimp? |
| | A) | Andrea, who is a call girl. |
| | B) | Bea, who has worked in a Nevada brothel for ten years. |
| | C) | Carlos, a male prostitute. |
| | D) | Dolores, an adolescent prostitute. |
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Which sex worker would have the highest status and least social stigma? |
| | A) | Heidi, a call girl |
| | B) | Richard, a male prostitute |
| | C) | Carlotta, a streetwalker |
| | D) | Dolly, who works in a brothel |
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The Supreme Court's 1986 ruling in Bowers v. Hardwick, which was struck down in 2003, upheld a state's right to criminalize: |
| | A) | prostitution. |
| | B) | sodomy. |
| | C) | pornography. |
| | D) | spousal abuse. |
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SIECUS, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, supports: |
| | A) | a ban on same-sex marriages. |
| | B) | legislation that criminalizes homosexual conduct. |
| | C) | the right of individuals to make responsible sexual choices. |
| | D) | parental notification of a minor's pregnancy or plan to have an abortion. |
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The criminalization of adolescent prostitution: |
| | A) | helps rehabilitate adolescent prostitutes. |
| | B) | acknowledges that these youngsters are being victimized. |
| | C) | is a way to get adolescent prostitutes off the streets and into counseling, schooling, and training for other more productive jobs. |
| | D) | overlooks the fact that adolescent prostitutes are more often victims than criminals. |
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