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Froggy Jumps FEMINIST CRITICISMOnline version PRE DISCUSSION TEST by Rene An Mapula 1 A teacher shows Cinderella always doing housework while others decide for her. What patriarchal ideology is shown? a Women are naturally suited for domestic work b Women are encouraged to lead society c Women are free to choose their roles 2 Students notice Aurora is valued more for beauty than action. What concept is illustrated? a Focus on physical beauty over agency b Equal importance of intelligence and beauty c Rejection of appearance standards 3 A class compares Belle reading books despite criticism. What idea does she challenge? a Women must limit themselves to tradition b Women can pursue intellectual growth c Women should avoid independent thinking 4 A student says Ariel gives up her voice for love. What feminist issue is shown? a Sacrificing identity for romantic acceptance b Gaining power through silence c Choosing independence over relationships 5 Mulan disguises herself to join the army. What does this suggest about gender roles? a Gender roles are socially constructed b Gender roles are biologically fixed c Gender roles cannot be challenged 6 A teacher asks why Snow White waits for rescue instead of acting. What is reinforced? a Women depend on male saviors b Women lead their own stories c Women reject traditional roles 7 Tiana works hard to achieve her dream. What does this challenge? a Women succeed only through marriage b Women can achieve through effort c Women avoid professional goals 8 A class observes that many princesses aim for marriage as a “happy ending.” What ideology is present? a Marriage defines female success b Personal growth defines success c Independence replaces relationships 9 A student compares older princesses to newer ones like Moana. What shift is shown? a From passive roles to leadership roles b From independence to dependence c From action to silence 10 A teacher asks why newer stories give princesses stronger voices. What does this reflect? a Changing social views on gender roles b Fixed beliefs about women’s roles c Decline of female independence

Froggy Jumps

FEMINIST CRITICISMOnline version

PRE DISCUSSION TEST

by Rene An Mapula

A teacher shows Cinderella always doing housework while others decide for her. What patriarchal ideology is shown?

Women are naturally suited for domestic work

Women are encouraged to lead society

Women are free to choose their roles

Students notice Aurora is valued more for beauty than action. What concept is illustrated?

Focus on physical beauty over agency

Equal importance of intelligence and beauty

Rejection of appearance standards

A class compares Belle reading books despite criticism. What idea does she challenge?

Women must limit themselves to tradition

Women can pursue intellectual growth

Women should avoid independent thinking

A student says Ariel gives up her voice for love. What feminist issue is shown?

Sacrificing identity for romantic acceptance

Gaining power through silence

Choosing independence over relationships

Mulan disguises herself to join the army. What does this suggest about gender roles?

Gender roles are socially constructed

Gender roles are biologically fixed

Gender roles cannot be challenged

A teacher asks why Snow White waits for rescue instead of acting. What is reinforced?

Women depend on male saviors

Women lead their own stories

Women reject traditional roles

Tiana works hard to achieve her dream. What does this challenge?

Women succeed only through marriage

Women can achieve through effort

Women avoid professional goals

A class observes that many princesses aim for marriage as a “happy ending.” What ideology is present?

Marriage defines female success

Personal growth defines success

Independence replaces relationships

A student compares older princesses to newer ones like Moana. What shift is shown?

From passive roles to leadership roles

From independence to dependence

From action to silence

A teacher asks why newer stories give princesses stronger voices. What does this reflect?

Changing social views on gender roles

Fixed beliefs about women’s roles

Decline of female independence

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A teacher shows Cinderella always doing housework while others decide for her. What patriarchal ideology is shown?

Students notice Aurora is valued more for beauty than action. What concept is illustrated?

A class compares Belle reading books despite criticism. What idea does she challenge?

A student says Ariel gives up her voice for love. What feminist issue is shown?

Mulan disguises herself to join the army. What does this suggest about gender roles?

A teacher asks why Snow White waits for rescue instead of acting. What is reinforced?

Tiana works hard to achieve her dream. What does this challenge?

A class observes that many princesses aim for marriage as a “happy ending.” What ideology is present?

A student compares older princesses to newer ones like Moana. What shift is shown?

A teacher asks why newer stories give princesses stronger voices. What does this reflect?

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