Vogue Magazine Quiz

What year was the British edition of Vogue launched?

• 1892

• 1909

• 1916

• 1965

Who is featured on the set edition of Vogue from July 1965?

• A British film actress

• An Italian film actress

• An American singer

• A French model

How many magazines does Conde Nast International publish including Vogue?

• 143

• 50

• 100

• 200

What was the mandate of British Vogue during World War I?

• To promote fashion trends

• To boost morale

• To report on the war

• To support women's rights

What significant legislative change in the 1960s helped women gain a greater degree of financial independence?

• The Equal Pay Act

• The Civil Rights Act

• The revision to the Married Women's Property Act of 1964

• The Voting Rights Act

What is often implied about working mothers according to the text?

• They are better educated

• They are more fashionable

• They are guilty of emotional neglect of their children

• They are more fulfilled

What does Vogue rely on for a dual revenue stream?

• Subscription fees and government funding

• Advertisements and book sales

• Advertisements and returning readership

• Merchandise sales and partnerships

What does the text suggest about the representation of domesticity in the 60's?

• It was seen as a progressive representation of gender roles.

• It was constructed as a feminine ideal and associated with a 'happy housewife'.

• It was rejected by magazines like Vogue in favor of more modern ideals.

• It was used to promote male dominance in the home.

What is the purpose of tokenism in women's magazines as mentioned in the text?

• To provide a realistic representation of society's diversity.

• To convey an impression of equality and inclusivity.

• To focus on the individual achievements of minority groups.

• To highlight the cultural aspects of different ethnic groups.

What are readers of women's magazines encouraged to do in terms of beauty?

• To accept their natural appearance without comparison.

• To aspire to look like models and use tools to achieve the 'desired look'.

• To focus on inner beauty rather than external appearance.

• To boycott beauty standards set by the magazines.