1. What does a woman need to make an informed decision?
a) Being able to explore feelings and attitudes about breastfeeding
b) Receiving clear, consistent, accurate breastfeeding information
c) Discussing her barriers and concerns about breastfeeding
d) All of the above

2. What is a good question to ask a pregnant woman to start a discussion about breastfeeding?
a) Are you planning on breastfeeding or bottle-feeding?
b) What have you heard about breastfeeding?
c) Are you going to breastfeed your baby?
d) Do you need to know anything about breastfeeding?

3. Which of the following statements affirm a mother’s feelings?
a) “Don’t worry, everything will turn out okay.”
b) “I’ve heard a lot of women say that they are concerned about that.”
c) “You shouldn’t stress yourself out with all those little details.”
d) “A lot of women seem to feel that way – but it rarely ever happens.”

4. How can you tell if a health care provider is supportive of breastfeeding?
a) No formula samples are provided to pregnant or breastfeeding women.
b) There are no group demonstrations of preparing formula.
c) Handouts and resources are not produced by formula manufacturers.
d) All of the above.