Question 1

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould notes that she recognized herself and her desire in poetry recommended by her English teacher.

Accepted Answer

In the poem, Janice M. Gould states that "I recognized myself, my own inchoate desire, in her lines and wanted more." She is referring to the poetry recommended by her English teacher.

Question 2

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-The nonfiction essay by Janice M. Gould titled "Lesbian Landscape" focuses on the author's identity as

Accepted Answer

Janice M. Gould's essay "Lesbian Landscape" focuses on her identity as a lesbian and also touches upon the concept of being two-spirit, which is a term used by some Indigenous people to describe a person who embodies both masculine and feminine qualities.

Question 3

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould notes that she first had romantic feelings for a woman she met

Accepted Answer

In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould notes that she first had romantic feelings for a woman she met during a Girl Scout trip.

Question 4

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould tells readers that her mother became more open to the fact that she was a lesbian because

Accepted Answer

In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould writes that her mother became more accepting of her lesbian identity after a family friend was murdered because he was gay. This traumatic event made her mother realize the dangers and discrimination that LGBTQ individuals face and helped her become more supportive of her daughter's identity.

Question 5

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-Gould's title for the essay, "Lesbian Landscape," refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould
-Gould's title...

Question 6

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") endorses the medical establishment's recommendations that weight loss improves sexual function.

Accepted Answer

In the article, Francis Ray White challenges the idea that weight loss is the only solution to improving sexual function for fat individuals. They instead suggest that embracing body positivity, exploring new sexual positions, and addressing systemic discrimination and prejudice are more effective ways to improve sexual experiences for fat individuals.

Question 7

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") notes that the medical establishment uses penile-vaginal intercourse as the standard for sexual function or dysfunction.

Accepted Answer

Francis Ray White notes in their article that the medical establishment uses penile-vaginal intercourse as the standard for sexual function or dysfunction.

Question 8

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") reports that most medical studies on the relationship between obesity and sexual function use heterosexual couples as the norm.

Accepted Answer

Francis Ray White states that most medical studies on the relationship between obesity and sexual function use heterosexual couples as the norm in "The Future of Fat Sex".

Question 9

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-In "The Future of Fat Sex," Francis Ray White argues that fat sex is being pathologized in which of the following ways?

Accepted Answer

The article does not mention any of the claims listed in options A, B, or C. Instead, the article argues that fat bodies and fat sex are being pathologized by medical institutions and society as a whole. White argues that the medicalization of fat bodies labels them as diseased and undesirable, which can lead to discrimination and shame in sexual relationships.

Question 10

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-According to Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex"), obese women are more likely to feel positive about their sexuality when they have done which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Francis Ray White suggests that obese women are more likely to feel positive about their sexuality when they have participated in the size acceptance movement, as it helps in fostering a positive body image and challenges societal norms around body size and sexuality.

Question 11

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White
-According to Francis Ray Wright ("The Future of Fat Sex"), the medical establishment "queers" fat sex when it

Accepted Answer

According to Francis Ray White, the medical establishment "queers" fat sex when they use penile-vaginal intercourse as the definition of real sex, which insinuates that fat people aren't "real men" or "real women" because of their size. This leads to a narrow understanding and experience of sex for fat individuals, as well as discrimination and stigma towards their bodies.

Question 12

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
-In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer focuses on the need for women to resist compulsory heterosexuality and come out as "queer."
Answer: False

Accepted Answer

In her article, Springer argues against assuming that all Black women are straight and advocates for Black women's sexual agency and autonomy, but she does not promote the idea of coming out as "queer."

Question 13

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
-In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer applauds artists like Queen Latifah who present positive role models for black women.

Accepted Answer

In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of black women's sexuality and does not specifically applaud artists like Queen Latifah for presenting positive role models for black women. Her focus is more on challenging and expanding the understanding of black female heterosexuality beyond traditional norms.

Question 14

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
-In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer discusses black feminist author Patricia Hill Collins's contributions to black feminist analysis.

Accepted Answer

The article does discuss Patricia Hill Collins and her contributions to black feminist analysis.

Question 15

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
-In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer writes about which of the following stereotypes?

Accepted Answer

In "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer addresses stereotypes that have historically been used to depict Black women, including the Jezebel, Sapphire, and Mammy. These stereotypes have been instrumental in shaping societal perceptions of Black female sexuality and identity.

Question 16

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
-In her article article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer makes the case for straight black women to do six things. Which of the following is not one of those things?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer
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Quiz 6: Sex, Power, and Intimacy

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould -In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould notes that she recognized herself and her desire in poetry recommended by her English teacher.

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould -The nonfiction essay by Janice M. Gould titled "Lesbian Landscape" focuses on the author's identity as

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould -In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould notes that she first had romantic feelings for a woman she met

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould -In "Lesbian Landscape," Janice M. Gould tells readers that her mother became more open to the fact that she was a lesbian because

Reading "Lesbian Landscape" Janice M. Gould -Gould's title for the essay, "Lesbian Landscape," refers to which of the following?

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") endorses the medical establishment's recommendations that weight loss improves sexual function.

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") notes that the medical establishment uses penile-vaginal intercourse as the standard for sexual function or dysfunction.

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") reports that most medical studies on the relationship between obesity and sexual function use heterosexual couples as the norm.

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -In "The Future of Fat Sex," Francis Ray White argues that fat sex is being pathologized in which of the following ways?

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -According to Francis Ray White ("The Future of Fat Sex") , obese women are more likely to feel positive about their sexuality when they have done which of the following?

Reading "The Future of Fat Sex" Francis Ray White -According to Francis Ray Wright ("The Future of Fat Sex") , the medical establishment "queers" fat sex when it

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer -In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer focuses on the need for women to resist compulsory heterosexuality and come out as "queer." Answer: False

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer -In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer applauds artists like Queen Latifah who present positive role models for black women.

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer -In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer discusses black feminist author Patricia Hill Collins's contributions to black feminist analysis.

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer -In her article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer writes about which of the following stereotypes?

Reading "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality" Kimberly Springer -In her article article "Queering Black Female Heterosexuality," Kimberly Springer makes the case for straight black women to do six things. Which of the following is not one of those things?