International Women's Day 2024

When is International Women's Day celebrated?

• 8th of March

• 1st of May

• 23rd of April

• 15th of August

What does gender equality mean?

• Men have more privileges than women

• Children have fewer rights than adults

• Only women have certain rights

• Everyone has the same rights and opportunities

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Who formed the Women's Social and Political Union in 1903?

• Marie Curie

• Queen Victoria

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Margaret Thatcher

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What does 'suffrage' mean?

• Women's social club

• A type of parade

• The right to vote

• Suffering from injustice

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In what year were all women over 21 finally allowed to vote in the UK?

• 1903

• 1979

• 1918

• 1928

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What was the role of women during the First World War according to the text?

• Staying at home

• Working as mechanics and drivers

• Only nursing

• They were not involved

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When did Britain have its first female prime minister?

• 1918

• 1903

• 1979

• 1928

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What is a stereotype?

• A scientific term

• A type of music

• A generalized opinion about a person or group

• A factual statement

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Why is International Women's Day important?

• To recognize female achievement and advocate for gender equality

• To celebrate the end of winter

• It's a public holiday

• To mark the beginning of spring

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What can stereotypes prevent you from doing?

• Exercising

• Eating healthy

• Sleeping well

• Being yourself and reaching your potential

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