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Sociology Quiz: Gender and Sexuality

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary distinction between sex and gender?

a)

Sex is a social construct; gender is biological.

b)

Both sex and gender are social constructs.

c)

Both sex and gender are biological.

d)

Sex is biological; gender is a social construct.

2.

Which of the following is NOT an agent of gender socialization?

a)

Peers

b)

Family

c)

Media

d)

Biology

3.

What does the concept of intersectionality explain?

a)

The historical changes in gender roles

b)

The universal nature of gender norms

c)

The interconnected nature of social identities and their impact on experiences

d)

The biological differences between men and women

4.

Who introduced the concept of intersectionality?

a)

Ruth Hubbard

b)

Simone de Beauvoir

c)

Kimberlé Crenshaw

d)

Judith Butler

5.

Which statement is true about gender norms?

a)

They are the same in every historical period.

b)

They are socially constructed and vary across cultures.

c)

They are universal and timeless.

d)

They are biologically determined.

6.

What is the focus of modern feminism?

a)

Achieving voting rights for women

b)

Excluding men from feminist movements

c)

Dismantling gender-based power structures for all genders

d)

Promoting traditional gender roles

7.

What does the term 'gender binary' refer to?

a)

The idea that there are multiple genders

b)

The belief in only two genders: male and female

c)

The acceptance of nonbinary identities

d)

The rejection of all gender identities

8.

Which group faces the highest risk of fatal violence according to the text?

a)

White women

b)

Native American men

c)

Asian American women

d)

Black trans women

9.

What is the significance of the color coding example (pink/blue) in the text?

a)

It proves that boys naturally prefer blue.

b)

It shows that gender roles are biologically determined.

c)

It demonstrates the universal nature of gender norms.

d)

It illustrates how gender meanings can change over time.

10.

What is the primary goal of feminism as described in the text?

a)

To eliminate all gender identities

b)

To promote female superiority

c)

To achieve gender equality

d)

To establish a matriarchal society

11.

Which of the following is an example of workplace inequality mentioned in the text?

a)

Men being excluded from networking events

b)

Women being assigned lower-status tasks

c)

Men earning less than women for the same work

d)

Women being promoted more often than men

12.

What does the term 'gender socialization' refer to?

a)

The biological process of determining sex

b)

The process of learning cultural norms and behaviors for one's gender

c)

The rejection of all gender norms

d)

The natural expression of gender roles

13.

According to the text, what is a key factor in gender-based violence?

a)

Cultural appreciation of diversity

b)

Structural inequalities and power dynamics

c)

Random acts of aggression

d)

Biological differences between genders

14.

What is the pay gap for Black women compared to men, as mentioned in the text?

a)

$0.87

b)

$0.64

c)

$0.50

d)

$0.79

15.

Which of the following is NOT a core feminist principle mentioned in the text?

a)

Equal pay for equal work

b)

Freedom from harassment and violence

c)

Promotion of traditional gender roles

d)

Reproductive autonomy

16.

What does the text suggest about the nature of sexuality?

a)

It is a social construction shaped by culture and time.

b)

It is the same across all societies.

c)

It is purely biological.

d)

It is determined by genetics alone.

17.

What is the lifetime risk of sexual assault for transgender people according to the text?

a)

10-20%

b)

30-40%

c)

50-66%

d)

70-80%

18.

Which of the following is an example of how gender is learned?

a)

Through biological instincts

b)

Through innate knowledge

c)

Through socialization by family, peers, and media

d)

Through genetic inheritance

19.

What does the text say about the role of media in gender socialization?

a)

Media promotes gender equality.

b)

Media only affects adult perceptions of gender.

c)

Media has no impact on gender norms.

d)

Media reinforces gender stereotypes.

20.

What is the significance of Breonna Taylor's case as mentioned in the text?

a)

It highlights the erasure of Black women's suffering.

b)

It proves that gender norms are universal.

c)

It shows the success of gender equality movements.

d)

It demonstrates the biological basis of gender violence.

21.

What does the text suggest about the expression of masculinity?

a)

It is universally accepted.

b)

It is biologically determined.

c)

It varies based on social identities like race and sexuality.

d)

It is the same for all men.

22.

According to the text, what is a common societal reaction to defying gender norms?

a)

Celebration and reward

b)

Correction, shaming, or exclusion

c)

Indifference

d)

Acceptance and encouragement

23.

What does the text indicate about the historical goals of feminism?

a)

To establish a single feminist movement

b)

To promote male dominance

c)

To achieve voting rights, education, and workplace equality

d)

To eliminate all gender roles

24.

What is the impact of COVID-19 on women's employment as mentioned in the text?

a)

There was no impact on women's employment.

b)

Women gained more job opportunities.

c)

Women lost jobs at higher rates and took on childcare responsibilities.

d)

Men lost more jobs than women.