Soc 324 - Sociology of Sex and Gender 2 » 2019 » Quiz 6

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Question #1
The trans panic defense is the idea that murder should be excused because the defendant was __________ by the trans person to have a romantic or sexual relationship with them.
A.   paid
B.   denied
C.   tricked
D.   drugged
Question #2
The majority of trans people murdered in 2017 were:
A.   trans women of color.
B.   white.
C.   intersex.
D.   trans men.
Question #3
In her article, Daisy Hernandez (2014) contrasts Gwen Aruajo’s story with her own story as a __________ Chicana woman.
A.   heterosexual
B.   transgender
C.   white
D.   bisexual
Question #4
In her article, “Why Consensual Sex Can Still Be Bad,” Traister (2015) argues that we need to move away from talking only about consent as the ultimate goal of sex and focus on:
A.   unplanned pregnancies.
B.   monogamy.
C.   good sex.
D.   sexually-transmitted diseases.
Question #5
Jean Kilbourne argues in Killing Us Softly 4 that objectifying women:
A.   is a part of all men’s sexual fantasies.
B.   is the first step in justifying violence against them.
C.   has no effect on how men act in the real world.
D.   harmless in the context of advertising.
Question #6
Kilbourne argues in Killing Us Softly 4 that when men are objectified in advertising they are generally presented as:
A.   silenced.
B.   bigger and stronger.
C.   cowering.
D.   passive and vulnerable.
Question #7
The top cosmetic surgery procedure in the United States in 2017 was:
A.   breast augmentation.
B.   cheek implants.
C.   butt implants.
D.   lip fillers.
Question #8
Most of the cosmetic surgeries in the US are done on:
A.   Black people
B.   Asian people.
C.   white people.
D.   Hispanic people.
Question #9
In her 2003 study, Eck argues that the respondents lacked the tools to talk about male nudes because:
A.   they were heterosexual.
B.   they were gay.
C.   they had not been exposed to artistic male nudes before.
D.   male bodies are not routinely studied, judged, or critiqued.
Question #10
Many of the women in Eck’s study responded to the picture of the overweight female nude:
A.   by gauging whether they would have sex with her.
B.   with no response.
C.   with pride and admiration.
D.   by identifying with her.
Question #11
The __________ is likely the largest protest in US history.
A.   Million Man March
B.   Unite the Right Rally
C.   border wall protest
D.   2017 Women's March
Question #12
The founders of the Black Lives Matter movement are three:
A.   straight Black men.
B.   queer Black women.
C.   Black women whose sons have been murdered.
D.   gay Black men.
Question #13
The guiding principles of Black Lives Matter include all of the following principles BUT:
A.   empathy.
B.   queer affirming.
C.   centering black men's experience.
D.   restorative justice.
Question #14
The Women of the KKK lobbied, among other things for:
A.   the right to have black housekeepers.
B.   the right for white women to marry outside their race.
C.   the ability to work outside the home.
D.   white women’s right to vote.
Question #15
According to the Darby (2017) profile, members of the alt-right believe that survival of the white race depends on:
A.   women embracing their natural roles as mothers and caregivers.
B.   immigration to European countries.
C.   interracial marriage and childbearing.
D.   women becoming political leaders in the movement.
Question #16
The alt-right’s current stance on gender is that:
A.   men are meant to protect and women are meant to support.
B.   women are welcome at the top ranks of leadership.
C.   women should be the leaders since they are better at communicating.
D.   both men and women should be out on the frontlines protesting.
Question #17
Some scholars argue that gender matters to white supremacists movements because women are used:
A.   as leaders of mass protests.
B.   as the primary figureheads in the media.
C.   to run for political office.
D.   to normalize the movement.
Question #18
At the federal level, the United States offers ___________ days of paid maternity leave.
A.   14
B.   30
C.   365
D.   0
Question #19
 Romano (2010) argues for a “New Macho” standard for men which means:
A.   expanding roles for men at home and work.
B.   a return to traditional gender roles.
C.   a genderless society.
D.   the expansion of blue collar labor.
Question #20
Radical softness means:
A.   never crying in public.
B.   suppressing your emotions so you do not seem weak.
C.   embracing emotions and vulnerability without feeling ashamed.
D.   buying fabrics from woman-owned stores.

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