Growing up as girls and boys

which one activity was not associated with the samoan children in 1920's

• fishing

• planting coconuts

• playing cricket

• looking after their siblings

at which age group girls will go for fishing trips too

• 10 years

• 13 years

• 14 years

• teen age

what were the girls given while the boys were given cars to play

• buses

• trains

• aeroplanes

• dolls

what was the purpose of setting up Aganwadis in several villages

• adult education centre

• child care centre

• salons

• health centres

what do you mean by melanie

• a domestic worker

• shopkeeper

• a factory worker

• a teacher

what are main responsibilities that lie with women

• looking after the family

• looking after the home

• cooking food for the family

• all of the above

why are the wages of the domestic workers very low

• work done by them are very lesser in value

• they do unpaid jobs

• there is not much demand for their work

• none of the above

whatt do you mean by the term "double burden"

• working inside the house

• working outside the house

• both a and b

• cleaning the house

how did the provision of creches help many women

• helps women to take up employment inside the home

• helps women to take up employment outside the home

• both a and b

• none of these

how are the domestic workers treated by their employers

• they are treated very well

• they are treated the same as elite class

• they are often treated well

• none of these