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Gender - A quick revision

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. ‘Feminist movements’ are aimed at:

a)

(a) Liberty

b)

(b) Equality

c)

(c) Participation

d)

(d) Power

2.

2. Which one of the following is not a cause of communalism?

a)

(a) Religion is taken as the basis of the nation

b)

(b) When one religion is discriminated against other

c)

(c) State has no ocial religion

d)

(d) Demands of one religious group are formed in opposition to another

3.

3. Which of the following divisions is unique to India?

a)

(a) Gender division

b)

(b) Caste division

c)

(c) Economic division

d)

(d) Religious division

4.

4. Select the laws enacted by the Parliament for the welfare of women.

a)

(a) Special Marriage Act of 1955

b)

(b) Dowry Prohibition Act of 1961

c)

(c) Equal Remuneration Act of 1976

d)

(d) All the above

5.

5. Women in India are discriminated in;

a)

(a) Political life

b)

(b) Social life

c)

(c) Economic life

d)

(d) All of the above

6.

6. “Sexual Division of labour signifies, that

(i) Gender division emphasises division on the basis of nature of work.

(ii) Division between men and women.

(iii) Caste is the basis of Gender Division.

(iv) Work decides the division between men and women.

a)

(a) (i), (iii) and (iv)

b)

(b) (i), (ii) and (iv)

c)

(c) (i) and (iii)

d)

(d) (iv) and (i)

7.

In local self- government institutions at least one third of all positions are reserved for :

a)

Men

b)

Women

c)

Children

d)

Scheduled tribes

8.

"A women or a man who believes in equal rights and opportunities for men and women"

a)

Feminist

b)

Patriarchy

c)

Cast hierarchy

d)

Social change

9.

'Equal wages act' signifies :

a)

Law that deal with family related matter.

b)

Law provides that equal wages should be paid for equal jobs for both men and women.

c)

An Act which signifies that all work inside the home is done by the women of the family.

10.

Which leader worked for the elimination of cast system in India?

a)

Jatiba Phule, Dr B.R Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi and periyar Ram as warn i Naicker.

b)

Raja Ram Mohun Roy, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi.

11.

The women's movement is called

a)

Female Agitation

b)

Feminist Movement

c)

Female Movement

12.

The literacy rate among the men as compared to women is

a)

98%

b)

76%

c)

54%

13.

The percentage of women representation in the Lok Sabha in 2009 crossed

a)

20

b)

30

c)

10

14.

Political parties and candidates hardly use caste sentiments.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

A person who believes that religion is the principal basis of community

a)

Communalist

b)

Feminist

c)

Secularist

16.

Which among the following statement about India's Constitution is wrong?

a)

Prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion

b)

Gives official status to one religion

c)

Provides all individuals freedom to profess any religion

17.

A secular constitution is necessary but not sufficient to combat communalism

a)

True

b)

False

18.
In India seats are reserved for women in 
a)
Lok Sabha
b)
State legislative assemblies
c)
Cabinets
d)
Panchayati Raj bodies
19.
The representation of women in State assemblies is less than
a)
2%
b)
5%
c)
6%
d)
3%
20.
What is leading to the breakdown of caste hierarchy?
a)
Large scale urbanisation
b)
Growth of literacy and education
c)
Occupational Mobility
d)
All the above
21.

One's innermost concept of self as female, male, blend of both or neither is __

a)

Gender binary

b)

Gender expression

c)

Gender identity

d)

Gender perspective

22.

What role do gender norms play in society?

a)

Norms encourage social conformity

b)

Norms destabilize the social order

c)

Norms don't have an effect on people's sense of self

d)

Norms always set realistic expectations for behavior

23.

A person's external appearance of their gender identity is known as

a)

Gender expression

b)

Gender orientation

c)

Gender perspective

d)

Gender conformity

24.

The classification of gender into two distinct, opposite and disconnected forms known as masculine and feminine is

a)

gender stereotypes

b)

heteronormativity

c)

sexual orientation

d)

the gender binary

25.

People who have a less common combination of hormones, chromosomes and anatomy are known as

a)

LGBT

b)

nonbinary

c)

intersex

d)

nonconformist

26.

Which term is used to denote people whose gender expression does not fit neatly into a category?

a)

LGBT

b)

gender nonconforming

c)

intersex

d)

cisgender

27.

People whose gender identity aligns with those typically associated with the sex assigned to them at birth are known as

a)

Cisgender

b)

Gender fluid

c)

Nonbinary

d)

Transgender

28.

The condition in which people experience significant distress because their assigned birth gender does not match their identity is known as:

a)

gender dysphoria

b)

gender congruence

c)

gender fluidity

d)

transphobia

29.

Many modern gender theorists have determined that

a)

Notions of gender are constructed and perpetuated by society

b)

The theory that biology determines gender is wrong

c)

Humans can choose to dismantle or revamp gender norms if they wish

d)

All of the above

30.

Many historians believe the subject of women's history is necessary because

a)

Women have been represented marginally in traditional historical analyses

b)

It reinforces the notion that women are secondary to men in creating social change

c)

Women experience a better quality of life than men and history can explain why

d)

Women have not been important to the development of American history

31.

Which of the following represented a challenge faced by transgender people?

a)

Discrimination in the workplace

b)

Misrepresentation of their gender on official identification

c)

Higher rates of violence and abuse

d)

All of the above

32.

One challenge faced by intersex people is

a)

Society is too welcoming and accepting

b)

More awareness about intersex people in recent years

c)

Unnecessary medical (and surgical) interventions

d)

Lack of knowledge about human anatomy

33.

It is the Average pay difference between men and women across all fields.

a)

Gender Stereotypes

b)

Gender Wage Gap

c)

Lack of Women in Leadership Roles

d)

None of the Answer

34.

It sets you into boxes of what you can do and cannot do.

a)

Wage Gap

b)

Lack of Women in Leadership Roles

c)

Gender Stereotypes

d)

None of the Answer

35.

It sets you into boxes of what you are and what you are not.

a)

Gender Stereotypes

b)

Gender Steroetypes

c)

Gnder Stretotypes

d)

Gender Inequality

36.

They are associated with your specific gender.

a)

Gender Equality

b)

Gender Inequality

c)

Gender Stereotypes

d)

Gnder Stereotypes

37.

It is unequal treatment between men and women.

a)

Gender Equality

b)

Gender Inequality

c)

Gender Iniqaulity

d)

Gnder Inequality

38.

What is the term for a change in power and relationships between genders?

a)

Gendershake

b)

Genderquake

c)

Gender crisis

d)

Gender identity

39.

Which of the following is an example of hegemonic masculinity?

a)

Men should look after children

b)

Men should express their emotions

c)

Men should be the provider in the family

d)

Men should be the ruling class

40.

Which of the following is NOT a good explanation of how the workplace as been feminised?

a)

Women can request to work part time

b)

Women can have time off for ante-natal appointments

c)

Women can take a break from work when they have a baby

d)

Women can expect the same promotion prospects as men

41.

Which term best describes the way parents praise children for gender appropriate behaviour?

a)

Canalisation

b)

Manipulation

c)

Trepidation

d)

Constipation

42.

Which term best describes the gender appropriate language used by parents?

a)

Canalisation

b)

Calcification

c)

Verbal appraisal

d)

Verbal appellations

43.

Which term best described the process of giving children gender appropriate toys to play with?

a)

Canalisation

b)

Culmination

c)

Operation

d)

Verbal appellations

44.

Which sociologist claimed that gender stereotyping in the media is powerful

a)

Joe Butler

b)

Julie Butter

c)

Judith Butler

d)

Jude Law

45.

Which of the following is a primary agent of socialisation?

a)

Education

b)

Peers

c)

Family

d)

Religion

46.

Which of the following is NOT a secondary agent of socialisation?

a)

Education

b)

Media

c)

Conformity

d)

Peers

47.

Which of the following is a process of socialisation

a)

Values

b)

Education

c)

Sanctions

d)

Hegemony

48.

Why is gender equality important?

a)

as women and men deserve the same opportunities, rights and obligations

b)

as women deserve the opportunities, rights and obligations

c)

asmen deserve the opportunities, rights and obligations

49.

Is gender equality a concern for men?

a)

No

b)

Yes

50.
Discrimination means...
a)
Treating a person or group differently from others.
b)
Not playing by the rules.
c)
Letting someone Cheat on a test. 
d)
Acting nastily towards someone because they hurt you.