VOICED : Jordan women take to football pitch to end stereotypes

The transcript discusses the journey of a Jordanian teenager aspiring to compete in the World Cup, highlighting the recent development of women's football in Jordan. It covers the significance of Jordan hosting the Under 17 Women's World Cup, the challenges faced by women in sports, and the progress made since the formation of the first Jordanian women's football team in 2005. The narrative emphasizes the importance of visibility and role models in overcoming social barriers and increasing female participation in sports.

What challenge does the Jordanian teenager face in pursuing her football dream?

• Financial constraints

• No access to football coaching

• Social disapproval of girls playing in the streets

• Lack of football equipment

What is significant about the Under 17 Women's World Cup being held in Jordan?

• It's the first time the tournament is held in Europe

• It's the first time the tournament is held in the Arab world

• It's the first time the tournament is held in Africa

• It's the first time the tournament is held in Asia

Who is coaching the Jordanian team for the Under 17 Women's World Cup?

• An Australian coach

• A British coach

• A Jordanian coach

• An American coach

When was the first Jordanian women's football team formed?

• 2000

• 2005

• 2010

• 2015

What change did FIFA make to encourage more women in the Arab world to play football?

• Increased the number of players per team

• Authorized women to wear veils on the field

• Reduced the size of the football field

• Allowed mixed-gender teams