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WST 371 Module 7 Quiz: Gender, Media, and Consumer Culture, Exams of Nursing

A quiz covering various aspects of gender studies, focusing on media representations, consumer culture, and feminist theory. questions explore societal beauty standards, the impact of the birth control pill, and the portrayal of women in popular culture. The quiz assesses understanding of key concepts like the beauty myth, the male gaze, and postfeminism, providing a valuable tool for self-assessment and knowledge reinforcement in gender studies.

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2024/2025

Available from 05/02/2025

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WST 371 Module 7 Quiz {20 Questions and Answers}
According to the PBS transcript on the Pill, a common stereotype in the 50's was
that many women went to college to get a MRS degree. True
Question 2
According to Mack in Birth Control For Men even though they estimate the global
contraceptives market will reach $17.2 billion, the industry players don't see a
potential demand for the male pill.
True
Question 3
Women of all ages who "buy into" the youth/beauty culture and will engage in
many types of beauty regimens/rituals to obtain or maintain society's standards of
"beautiful" is known as: Beauty Myth
Question 4
Ellen was the first gay character to come out on
TV. Group of answer choices False
Question 5
According to Tribbetts-Williams, African- American women have played
stereotypical roles in popular culture, this/these role(s) include: all of the above
Question 6
In the 1960's the sexual double standard for women no longer exists. False
Question 7
As discussed in the intro, we utilize consumer culture as a way to create social
identity. True
Question 8
Postfeminism is the idea feminism is necessary and relevant and that women
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Question 1

WST 371 Module 7 Quiz {20 Questions and Answers}

According to the PBS transcript on the Pill, a common stereotype in the 50's was that many women went to college to get a MRS degree. True

Question 2

According to Mack in Birth Control For Men even though they estimate the global contraceptives market will reach $17.2 billion, the industry players don't see a potential demand for the male pill. True

Question 3

Women of all ages who "buy into" the youth/beauty culture and will engage in many types of beauty regimens/rituals to obtain or maintain society's standards of "beautiful" is known as: Beauty Myth

Question 4

Ellen was the first gay character to come out on TV. Group of answer choices False

Question 5

According to Tribbetts-Williams, African- American women have played stereotypical roles in popular culture, this/these role(s) include: all of the above

Question 6

In the 1960's the sexual double standard for women no longer exists. False

Question 7

As discussed in the intro, we utilize consumer culture as a way to create social identity. True

Question 8

Postfeminism is the idea feminism is necessary and relevant and that women

have not yet achieved gender equality. False

Question 9

According to the article,The Pill Turns 50, the pill was one of the most successful pharmaceutical products of all time. True

Question 10

Cautionary tales warned women of the sexual freedoms offered in the city. True

Question 11

During the 1960's which of these happened that gave women new freedoms: The invention of the pill

Question 12

Feminist film theorists argue the demise of the femme fatale speaks to a woman's inability to survive living outside prescribed gender roles. True

Question 13

According to lecture, Sex and the City is an exemplary postfeminist text. True

Question 14