Interviews about the work done by people who purchase, prepare and serve food to their families show that they consider it
a. an act of love.
b. the most monotonous and tedious of household tasks.
c. an exercise of power since they make all the choices.
d. alienating since it takes less time to eat than it does to prepare for and clean up after each meal.
Question 2
Advocates of the Ideal of Real Womanhood encouraged women to be physically fit through exercise. What was their position on the controversial idea of women's extended education?
a. They supported extended education because it would help women attract good husbands and run their households well.
b. They supported extended education because they believed in equal rights for men and women.
c. They opposed extended education because they feared that women who could support themselves would choose to not marry or have children.
d. They opposed extended education because it may threaten potential husbands who may shy away from smart or educated women.
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