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Women in Politics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was the first female prime minister of Britain?

a)

Margaret Thatcher

b)

Angela Merkel

c)

Indira Gandhi

d)

Jacinda Ardern

2.

What percentage of the world's politicians are women?

a)

26%

b)

50%

c)

74%

d)

100%

3.

How did Margaret Thatcher attempt to adapt to the male-dominated political

environment, according to Professor Rosie Campbell?

a)
By downplaying her femininity and avoiding discussions of gender.
b)
By adopting a more masculine leadership style and emphasizing her toughness and assertiveness.
c)
By seeking advice from male political leaders and following their strategies.
d)
By forming alliances with other female politicians and advocating for gender equality.
4.

What is misogyny?

a)

Dislike or hatred of women

b)

Love or admiration for women

c)

Fear or aversion towards women

d)

Indifference or neutrality towards women

5.

What does it mean to be coached?

a)

Specially trained in a skill

b)

Giving advice or guidance

c)

Being criticized or judged

d)

Receiving support or encouragement

6.

What does it mean to walk a tightrope?

a)

Be in a difficult situation

b)

Perform a dangerous acrobatic act

c)

Balance on a thin rope

d)

Overcome a fear of heights

7.

What is the leadership style associated with women?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Dictatorial

c)

Authoritarian

d)

Autocratic

8.

Who was the shortest-serving British prime minister?

a)

Liz Truss

b)

Theresa May

c)

Jacinda Ardern

d)

Margaret Thatcher

9.

What is the meaning of the idiom 'my way or the highway'?

a)

Only accepting one's own way of doing things

b)

Being open to different opinions

c)

Compromising and finding a middle ground

d)

Following the rules and regulations

10.

Why do women in politics often face more criticism regarding their behavior and

attire compared to men?

a)
Inability to handle criticism
b)
Gender bias and societal expectations
c)
Personal choices and preferences
d)
Lack of experience in politics
11.

What is the main barrier for female politicians?

a)

Politics being seen as a man's world

b)

Lack of education and qualifications

c)

Lack of interest and motivation

d)

Inability to handle public scrutiny

12.

How long was Liz Truss prime minister?

a)
Liz Truss served as prime minister for 2 years.
b)
Liz Truss was prime minister for 6 months.
c)

Liz Truss held the position of prime minister for 45 days

d)
Liz Truss has never been the prime minister.
13.

What is the main reason for the imbalance in opportunities for men and women in politics?

a)

Misogyny

b)

Lack of political ambition among women

c)

Gender discrimination in political parties

d)

Inherent gender differences

14.

What impact has the Internet and social media had on women in politics?

a)
The Internet and social media have only impacted women in non-political fields.
b)
The Internet and social media have had no impact on women in politics.
c)
The Internet and social media have decreased the visibility and influence of women in politics.
d)
The Internet and social media have increased the visibility and influence of women in politics.
15.

What are some of the reasons discussed for the underrepresentation of women

in politics?

a)
Gender bias, lack of support, societal expectations, work-life balance
b)
Inequality, lack of opportunities, traditional gender roles
c)
Discrimination, cultural norms, lack of role models
d)
Lack of education, lack of interest, lack of qualifications