WorksheetsSexuality and Gender terminology
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 5mins
These are behaviors and traits that are considered "normal" for a gender (but are actually limiting!)
Sexual identity
Gender Roles
Gender expression
Through one's choices in clothes, their tone of voice, using or not using make up, and social behaviors are all ways to present this
Sexual Identity
Gender Roles
Gender Expression
What is a Gender Fluid identity? (choose more than 1!)
not feeling any gender
Feeling and acting a mix of masculine and feminine
Feeling comfortable with your masculine and feminine sides
feeling more masculine on some days, and more feminine on other days
A normal biological condition: a person's DNA, hormones, and/ or genitals don't match with male or female bodies.
Intersex
Pansexual
Transgender
A gender identity that does not identify with their biological sex as male or female.
Intersex
Polysexual
Transgender
Sexually or romantically attracted to the same gender (choose 2)
Homosexual
Heterosexual
Bisexual
Gay, lesbian, queer
Negative or hateful attitudes and actions toward LBGTQ+ people
Homophobic
Outing
Questioning
They aren't sure, or are exploring their own sexuality or gender identity
Homophobic
Outing
Questioning
Exposing someone's sexual orientation or gender identity without their consent (illegal to do this to teachers or parents)
Homophobic
Outing
Questioning
Closeted
A person who identifies with their biological sex/ gender
Trans, or Transgender
Cis, or Cisgender
Gender role
Why is the term "Sus" also a putdown? (More than 1)
it discourages straight men from acting in a feminine or stereotypically homosexual manner.
if people take it as a putdown, that's on them.
it makes it bad and shady for a male to express himself in any way other than masculine
It's not a putdown, it just means 'suspect' or 'suspicious'
What's the percent of U.S adults that identify as LBGTQ+?
11%- 11 in 100
27%- more than a quarter
19%- almost 1 in 5
4.5%- almost 5 in 100
A person who stands up for the LBGTQ community. They might defend them on social media, point out hateful behavior, or use their privilege (straight, education, race, etc).
Friend
Ally
Hater
Out
