WorksheetsB4L7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is Iceland known for?
Its large population
Its stunning landscapes and northern lights
Its technological advancements
Its historical landmarks
Iceland has ranked number one on which index?
Global Economic Development Index
World Gender Equality Index
World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index
Global Environmental Sustainability Index
When did the protest known as the "Women's Day Off" take place?
October 24, 1975
October 24, 1980
October 24, 1990
October 24, 2000
What were Icelandic women protesting against during the "Women's Day Off"?
Lack of job opportunities
Gender discrimination in the workplace
Wage inequality and gender-related social injustices
Lack of political representation
How did the protest affect the country?
It led to a complete shutdown of the country.
It resulted in a significant increase in women's wages.
It caused a decline in the number of women in the workforce.
It resulted in the establishment of new schools and nurseries.
When was the Gender Equality Act passed in Iceland?
1975
1980
1990
2000
What percentage of men's earnings were women earning in 2005 in Iceland?
36.15%
50%
64.15%
85%
Why did women in Iceland organize another strike on the thirtieth anniversary of the "Women's Day Off"?
To protest against workplace discrimination
To demand equal pay for equal work
To advocate for more women in leadership positions
To raise awareness about gender-based violence
What time did women leave work during the strike in 2016?
2:08 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
2:38 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
What did Iceland become the first country to legally demand in 2018?
Equal representation in politics for men and women
Gender-segregated workplaces
Equal pay for men and women
Free education for both men and women
What did the revolutionary law require companies to obtain?
A license to operate in Iceland
A certificate proving compliance with equal pay policies
A government grant for promoting gender equality
An exemption from paying taxes
What is the main focus of Iceland's efforts regarding gender equality?
Achieving complete gender parity in the workforce
Eliminating all forms of gender discrimination
Promoting women's leadership roles in politics
Increasing women's participation in STEM fields
With women going on strike, the country fell into complete (a) .
This protest (a) the entire nation.
Icelandic women hoping for change (a) 4 in protest.
Banks and factories (a) 4 as many of their employees were women.
The new law required that companies with at least 25 employees obtain a (a) proving that they were following national equal pay policies.
But for Iceland's marvelous effort (a) 3, the rest of the world would not have such a wonderful role model to follow.
如果沒有你 沒有過去 我不會有傷心
(a) 6 you and the past, I would not have been heartbroken.
如果沒有空氣，我們不能活。
(a) 5 air, we could not live.
