Growing up as boys and girls

What is the term used to describe the work done by women within the home that is often not recognized as work?

• Paid work

• Public work

• Invisible work

• Physical work

What does the term 'double burden' refer to in the context of women's work?

• Working both inside and outside the home

• Juggling multiple tasks at once

• Balancing work and personal life

• Having to carry two bags while working

Why are girls usually given dolls to play with while boys are given cars?

• Boys like cars more than dolls

• To prepare children for their future roles as men and women

• Girls like dolls more than cars

• To encourage gender stereotypes

What is the impact of the devaluation of women's housework and care-giving tasks?

• Women have fewer opportunities for education and career growth

• Women are recognized as the primary breadwinners

• Women have more leisure time

• Women are paid more for their work

What is the main responsibility of domestic workers in households?

• Cleaning the house

• Cooking meals

• All of the above

• Taking care of children

What is the purpose of setting up anganwadis or child-care centres in villages?

• To provide free education to children

• To offer vocational training to women

• To provide crèche facilities for working women

• To promote cultural activities for children

Which term describes the situation where someone is not given due recognition for a task or job they have done?

• Overlooked

• Underestimated

• De-valued

• Misunderstood

What does the term 'care-giving' refer to?

• Tasks related to financial management

• Tasks related to nurturing and looking after others

• Emotional tasks only

• Physical tasks only

Why is housework considered time consuming?

• Because it involves physical effort

• Because it is emotionally draining

• Because it requires a lot of time to complete

• Because it is mentally challenging

What is the main impact of the low value attached to women's household and care-giving work?

• Women have equal opportunities as men

• Women have fewer opportunities for education and career growth

• Women are recognized as the primary breadwinners

• Women have more leisure time