But how many know that this country of only around 360,000 people is also _________ the world's most gender-balanced society?

For the last decade, Iceland has _________ number one on the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index.

This is the result of World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index in 2021. Which statement is true?

The _______ equality began on October 24, 1975, when 90% of the female population participated in the "Women's Day Off" to protest against wage inequality and other gender-related social injustices.

The path to equality began on October 24, 1975, _______90% of the female population participated in the "Women's Day Off" to protest against wage inequality and other gender-related social injustices.

The path to equality began on October 24, 1975, when 90% of the female population participated in the "Women's Day Off" to _______ wage inequality and other gender-related social injustices.

The path to equality began on October 24, 1975, when 90% of the female population participated in the "Women's Day Off" to protest against wage inequality and other _______ social injustices.

That day, _________ going to work, cooking meals, looking after children, or doing domestic chores, Icelandic women hoping for change took to the streets in protest.

That day, instead of going to work, cooking meals, looking after children, or doing domestic chores, Icelandic women _______ for change took to the streets in protest.

With the majority of women _______ on strike, the country fell into complete chaos.

Banks and factories _________ as many of their employees were women, flights were grounded because there was no one to provide service and without actresses, theater had to cancel performances. (複選題，兩個答案)

Additionally, mothers _________ all day long simply left children in the care of their husbands.

Since the mainly ________ schools and nurseries were closed, fathers were thus forced to take their children with them to work.

Some men bought candy and colored pencils in a desperate effort to keep their children ________, while others offered rewards to their older kids to have them take care of the younger ones.

Some men bought candy and colored pencils in a desperate effort to keep their children entertained, _________ others offered rewards to their older kids to have them take care of the younger ones.

Some men bought candy and colored pencils in a desperate effort to keep their children entertained, while others offered rewards to their older kids to have them _______ the younger ones.

This protest _______ the entire nation. (複選，兩個答案)

However, if it had not been for this protest, public opinion _______ and support for gender equality would not have grown.

One year later, Iceland established the Gender Equality Council and passed the Gender Equality Act, ________ gender discrimination in the workplace and in schools.

Four years later, an _______ bigger triumph was achieved when Iceland elected the world's first female president of a democratic country. （複選，兩個答案）

Four years later, an even bigger triumph was achieved when Iceland elected the world's first female president of a _______country.

However, _______ all the progress the country had made, the fight for gender equality was not yet over.

In 2005, Iceland's pay gap showed that women were, on average, still being paid only 64.15% of _______ men earned.

So, on the thirtieth anniversary of the Women's Day Off, women organized another strike and left work at 2:08 p.m.--the exact time ________ they stopped being paid for equal work. (複選，兩個答案)

In 2016, women in Iceland again finished work early, this time at 2:38 p.m. This was to remind people that the average woman still earned just 70.42% of the salary usually ________ to men.

Finally Iceland decided to get tough _______ inequality.

In 2018, it became the first country to legally demand that men and women _______ equally.

The revolutionary new law required that companies with at least 25 employees ________ a certificate proving that they were following national equal pay policies; otherwise, they would face heavy fines.

The revolutionary new law required that companies with at least 25 employees obtain a certificate ______ that they were following national equal pay policies; otherwise, they would face heavy fines.

The revolutionary new law required that companies with at least 25 employees obtain a certificate proving that they were following national equal pay policies; ________, they would face heavy fines.

Have you spotted the error of the sign?

Today, this Nordic wonderland has some of the world's strictest laws on workplace equality.

In this sentence, "the Nordic wonderland" refers to ________.

Despite having achieved so much, the country continues to take bold steps to ________ gender discrimination and become a fairer society where every person is treated equally. (複選，兩個答案)

Despite having achieved so much, the country continues to take bold steps to eliminate gender discrimination and become a fairer society _______ every person is treated equally. (複選，兩個答案)

_________ Iceland's marvelous efforts in this regard, the rest of the world would not have such a wonderful role model to follow. (複選，兩個答案)