Question 1

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-The abuse that Lisa endures in "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges contradicts the assertion made in chapter 10 that in 90% of the cases when children are raped, the perpetrator is someone they know.

Accepted Answer

"Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" by Grace Caroline Bridges is not a known work or author, and the specific details about the content and assertions made in chapter 10 cannot be verified as accurate.

Question 2

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-Lisa physically deals with the aftermath of her abuse in the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by doing which of the following

Accepted Answer

In "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" by Grace Caroline Bridges, Lisa deals with the aftermath of her abuse by taking a bath and brushing her teeth, which are actions that symbolize her attempt to cleanse herself and cope with her trauma.

Question 3

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-In the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges, the references to Lisa's "school dress" and her "teacher's new chalk" remind readers that Lisa is

Accepted Answer

The mentions of Lisa's "school dress" and her "teacher's new chalk" suggest that Lisa is a young student attending school. This means that she would not be likely to be experiencing abuse from her teacher or classmates, nor is there any evidence of anger towards them. Therefore, the best answer is B) A very young girl.

Question 4

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges
-In the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges, Lisa soothes herself by resting in the corner until it feels like she
"slides down like/
Dust like kitchen dirt/
Slips off/
The dustpan into/
Noplace"
These lines refer to which of the following symptoms of childhood sexual violence?

Accepted Answer

The lines "slides down like/Dust like kitchen dirt/Slips off/The dustpan into/Noplace" suggest a desire to escape or disappear, which is a common symptom of both internalized feelings of worthlessness (option A) and depression and withdrawal (option B). The poem does not mention cutting (option C) or sexual promiscuity (option D). Therefore, the best answer is E, both (a) and (b).

Quiz 10: Resisting Gender Violence

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges -The abuse that Lisa endures in "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges contradicts the assertion made in chapter 10 that in 90% of the cases when children are raped, the perpetrator is someone they know.

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges -Lisa physically deals with the aftermath of her abuse in the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by doing which of the following

Reading "Lisa's Ritual, Age 10" Grace Caroline Bridges -In the poem "Lisa's Ritual" by Grace Caroline Bridges, the references to Lisa's "school dress" and her "teacher's new chalk" remind readers that Lisa is