WorksheetsModule 3
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Who coined the term 'Feminism' in 1837?
Mary Wollstonecraft
Charles Fourier
Simone de Beauvoir
Rebecca Walker
What does the slogan 'The Personal is Political' signify?
Women’s rights are only public issues
Personal experiences are rooted in systemic gender inequality
Domestic work is a political
Men and women have equal choices in private sphere
In which wave of feminism did the demand for the right to vote emerge?
First Wave
Second Wave
Third Wave
Fourth Wave
Which book by Simone de Beauvoir is considered a milestone turning first wave into second wave?
A Room of One’s Own
The Second Sex
The Subjection of Women
Three Guineas
What was the primary focus of the Second Wave of feminism?
Right to vote
Uprooting cultural inequalities and gender norms
Intersectionality and individual rights
Digital activism and trans rights
Who coined the term 'intersectionality' in 1989?
Rebecca Walker
Kimberlé Crenshaw
Carol Hanisch
Virginia Woolf
The Third Wave of feminism focused on:
Legal rights and suffrage
Radical re-ordering of society
Diverse forms of oppression including race, class, age
Climate justice
Which movement is strongly associated with the Fourth Wave of feminism?
Women’s Suffrage
Women’s Liberation
#MeToo
Black Civil Rights
According to feminist critique, the private sphere is:
Free from power and non-political
A sphere of equality
A sphere of hierarchy and domination
Regulated by government laws
Which of the following is NOT a proposed solution by feminists to address private sphere inequality?
Abolishment of public-private distinction
Democratization of private sphere
Allowing government to make laws in private sphere
Maintaining the public-private dichotomy
When was the Stockholm Conference held?
1968
1972
1987
1992
How many recommendations were in the Action Plan adopted at Stockholm?
21
109
198
5
The Limits to Growth was published by researchers from:
Harvard University
MIT
Oxford University
United Nations
The Brundtland Report (1987) introduced the concept of:
Carbon footprint
Sustainable development
Common but differentiated responsibilities
E-democracy
Which summit produced Agenda 21?
Stockholm 1972
Rio Earth Summit 1992
Kyoto 1997
Paris 2015
The Kyoto Protocol aimed to reduce greenhouse gases by what percentage below 1990 levels?
2.1%
5.2%
8%
10%
The Paris Agreement (2015) aims to limit global temperature rise to:
Below 1°C
Well below 2°C, pursuing 1.5°C
Below 3°C
No specific limit
What does Climate Justice recognize?
Equal responsibility of all nations
Disproportionate impact on low-income and communities of color
Only developed nations are affected
Climate change is a technical issue
Carbon footprint includes emissions from:
Only transportation
Only electricity production
Daily activities, food, clothes, waste, etc.
Only industrial output
The UNFCCC is an 'umbrella' agreement. What does this mean?
It has no legal binding
Other binding decisions (like Paris Agreement) are made under it
It only applies to developed countries
It was signed in Paris
Who coined the concept of polyarchy?
John Rawls
Robert Dahl
Lucy Bernholz
Aristotle
Which is NOT a necessary institution for polyarchy according to Dahl?
Universal suffrage
Free and fair elections
Government control over media
Right to form autonomous organizations
Digital democracy includes:
Only online political communication
Online and offline use of digital media
Only e-voting
Only government websites
The two pillars of e-democracy are:
E-voting and e-monitoring
E-government and e-participation
Social media and fake news
Transparency and censorship
Which is an achievement of digital democracy?
Reduced access to information
Enhanced participation in decision-making
Increased government control over media
Elimination of traditional media
According to the document, a major implication of technology on democracy is:
Complete privacy protection
Personal information becoming a revenue source
Equal ownership of communication infrastructure
Elimination of fake news
Pandemic politics examines how political institutions handled:
Only public health
Subjugation of human bodies (birth, death, illness)
Only economic crises
Only climate change
Which type of government was most successful in controlling COVID-19 spread according to the notes?
Populist
Democratic
Authoritarian
All equally
Populist governments hesitated to impose lockdowns because:
They prioritized science
They feared economic backlash from followers
They had strong public health systems
They followed WHO guidelines strictly
Democratic governments that succeeded in pandemic response were based on:
Censorship and surveillance
Truth, authority, empathy, and civic culture
Economic performance only
Leader-follower closeness
