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In Reading 32 (How Men Have [a] Sex), author John Stoltenberg's main point is that sexuality creates a gender for those who adapt to traditional gender categories.
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In Reading 33 (The Myth of the Sexual Athlete), Don Sabo suggests that sports are virtually the only place where eroticism without emotional intimacy is encouraged.
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| | A) | True
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In Reading 34 (Using Pornography), most of the pornography users who reported heavy consumption in author Robert Jensen's study also reported no abusive sexual behavior.
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According to Barry Bass and Susan Walen in Reading 35 (The Sex Experts Versus Ann Landers), for most American couples, sex includes much more than the act of intercourse.
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In Reading 36 (Reproductive Rights: A Disability Rights Issue), author Marsha Saxton states that there is significant research being done on persons with disabilities and birth control methods.
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According to Paula Rust in Reading 37 (The Impact of Multiple Marginalization), the impact of marginalization from minority ethnic/racial groups is greater for bisexuals than for lesbians or gays.
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| | A) | True
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In Reading 32 (How Men Have [a] Sex), John Stoltenberg makes which of the following arguments?
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| | A) | The categories of male and female are not socially constructed but are actually biological.
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| | B) | People do not feel they need to maintain gender and sexuality.
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| | C) | The sexes are binary categories that don't exist on a continuum.
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| | D) | We feel we must non-identify with that which is not our designated sex and gender.
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In Reading 33 (The Myth of the Sexual Athlete), author Don Sabo makes which of the following statements?
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| | A) | The term "sexual athlete" means that athletes often have higher sex drives due to increases in hormone levels.
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| | B) | It's good to view dating as a sport, because that view increases the quality of relationships that people can have.
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| | C) | Sports, fraternities, motorcycle gangs, armed forces, urban gangs, pornography, corporate advertising, MTV, magazines like Playboy, movies, etc., are random and unrelated sources of traditional masculine values.
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| | D) | Having heterosexual sex with little or no emotional involvement is a mark of masculine achievement.
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According to Reading 34 (Using Pornography), by Robert Jensen, research on pornography has shown which of the following statements to be FALSE?
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| | A) | Pornography promotes sexually aggressive behavior by men.
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| | B) | Pornography predisposes some men to desire rape.
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| | C) | Non-violent pornography may not increase aggression.
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| | D) | Pornography is not harmful to men.
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Authors Barry Bass and Susan Walen's primary motivation in writing Reading 35 (The Sex Experts Versus Ann Landers) was to respond to a poll published by Ann Landers which stated that:
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| | A) | 80 percent of women do not enjoy either giving or receiving oral sex
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| | B) | 65 percent of women no longer fake orgasms with their male partners
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| | C) | over 65 percent of women still fake orgasms with their male partners
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| | D) | over 70 percent of women would rather cuddle than have intercourse
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According to Reading 36 (Reproductive Rights: A Disability Rights Issue), by Marsha Saxton, which of the following is NOT a reason why it is difficult for people with disabilities to become parents?
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| | A) | sterilization abuses
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| | B) | adoption restrictions
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| | C) | prenatal screening
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| | D) | lack of information about how to procreate
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In Reading 37 (The Impact of Multiple Marginalization), author Paula Rust discusses the relationship between which of the following oppressions?
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| | A) | homophobia and monosexism
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| | B) | sexism and classism
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| | C) | racism and heterosexism
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| | D) | racism and classism
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