Ted Talk - Unit 2. How women can break boundaries ...

What event took place in 1956 that the speaker refers to in the talk?

• Women's suffrage movement

• Women's protest against gender inequality

• Women's rights convention

• Women's empowerment rally

According to the speaker, what percentage of CEO positions in South Africa's top 500 companies are held by women?

• 5%

• 10%

• 20%

• 50%

Which industries did the speaker mention being involved in, which are typically male-dominated?

• Fashion and beauty

• Education and healthcare

• Automobile and construction

• Technology and finance

What is the CIDB grading that the speaker mentions as a barrier in the construction industry?

• A quality certification

• A financial requirement

• A gender equality policy

• A project evaluation system

What is the name of the woman-owned investment company mentioned by the speaker?

• Now Capital

• Women's Empowerment Group

• Gender Equality Ventures

• Female Business Alliance

What are some of the industries covered by From Now Capital?

• Agriculture, aquaculture, and energy

• Information technology and manufacturing

• Hospitality and entertainment

• Retail and transportation

How does the speaker encourage women to approach their career aspirations?

• By conforming to societal expectations

• By seeking financial stability first

• By pursuing their passions and breaking stereotypes

• By focusing on traditional female-dominated industries

What does the speaker believe is the responsibility of women in the fight for gender equality?

• To demand more privileges than men

• To mentor and support younger generations

• To compete fiercely against other women

• To maintain the status quo

How does the speaker suggest combating the negative influence of social media on young girls?

• By promoting a realistic and diverse image of beauty

• By discouraging girls from using social media altogether

• By reinforcing the importance of physical appearance

• By highlighting only the positive aspects of life

What does the speaker believe is the key to bringing about positive change in gender equality?

• Individual effort and determination

• Government legislation and policies

• International collaboration and agreements

• Corporate initiatives and diversity programs