Question 1
Feminist perspectives are distinctive due to?
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They emphasize the centrality of gender in social analysis
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Only women can write from a feminist perspective
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Other theoretical perspectives have not researched women
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None of these
Explanation:
Feminist perspectives focus on gender as a central lens to analyze power, inequality, and social structures.
Question 2
The term “social and cultural expectations” being male or female describes?
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Societal Role
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Sex Role
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Gender Role
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Gender Mainstreaming
Explanation:
Gender roles are socially constructed expectations about behavior and responsibilities based on gender.
Question 3
Which of the following has not been central to feminist theorizing?
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Male Domination in Society
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The Gendered Character of Knowledge
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The Experience of Black Women
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All of these
Explanation:
All listed areas are central to feminist theory, including intersectional perspectives like Black feminism.
Question 4
Which is an example of a social construct of gender?
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Male domination in the political spheres
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The ability of a woman to bear children
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The notion that boys should play with trucks
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Physical features and differences between men and women
Explanation:
Gender norms like toy preferences are socially constructed, unlike biological differences.
Question 5
A feminist perspective that emphasizes the value and importance of women's personal experiences?
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Liberal Feminism
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Radical Feminism
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Socialist Feminism
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Postmodern Feminism
Explanation:
Postmodern feminism values diverse personal experiences and challenges universal narratives.
Question 6
Gender Specialists use the term 'Sex' for?
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Anatomical and physiological difference
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Erotic and physical practices
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Psychological and social difference
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All of these
Explanation:
“Sex” refers to biological differences, while “gender” refers to social and psychological aspects.
Question 7
____ is not a Millennium Development Goal.
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Develop a global partnership for development
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Environmental sustainability
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Ensure equal political participation of women
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None of these
Explanation:
MDGs included gender equality broadly but did not specifically include equal political participation.
Question 8
"The Feminine Mystique" was authored by?
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Carol Hanisch
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Betty Friedan
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Gloria Steinem
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Audre Lorde
Explanation:
Betty Friedan’s book critiqued domestic roles and sparked second-wave feminism.
Question 9
Black feminism differs from mainstream feminism due to its focus on?
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Studying the injustices affecting the daily lives of Black women
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A long-standing emphasis on intersectionality
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Focuses on the cumulative effects of multiple forms of discrimination
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All of these
Explanation:
Black feminism highlights intersectionality and multiple overlapping forms of discrimination.
Question 10
Who wrote the influential book "The Second Sex"?
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Betty Friedan
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Gloria Steinem
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Audre Lorde
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Simone de Beauvoir
Explanation:
Simone de Beauvoir analyzed women’s oppression and gender construction in this landmark text.
Question 11
The Seneca Falls Convention was led by?
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Susan B. Anthony
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Sojourner Truth
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Alice Paul
Explanation:
Elizabeth Cady Stanton co-led the first women’s rights convention in 1848.
Question 12
The Landmark Supreme Court Case in 1973 that legalized abortion in the United States is?
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Roe v. Wade
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Planned Parenthood v. Casey
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Griswold v. Connecticut
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Eisenstadt v. Baird
Explanation:
Roe v. Wade established abortion rights based on privacy, later overturned in 2022.
Question 13
The concept of Gender and Development focuses on?
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Gender equality
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Women's empowerment
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Patriarchy
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All of these
Explanation:
GAD addresses equality, empowerment, and dismantling patriarchal structures.
Question 14
Which of the following indicators measures gender inequality?
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Gender Development Index (GDI)
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Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM)
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Human Development Index (HDI)
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All of these
Explanation:
GDI and GEM directly assess gender inequality, while HDI supports comparative analysis.
Question 15
Which of the following is a benefit of gender mainstreaming?
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Increased efficiency
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Improved effectiveness
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Enhanced accountability
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All of these
Explanation:
Gender mainstreaming improves policy outcomes by integrating gender perspectives.
Question 16
Which of the following laws was a major focus of the women's rights movement in Pakistan in the 1980s?
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The Hudood Ordinance
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The Zina Ordinance
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The Qanun-e-Shahadat
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The Pakistan Penal Code
Explanation:
The Hudood Ordinance faced criticism for discriminatory effects on women.
Question 17
Gender-based violence (GBV) is commonly known as?
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Violence committed by men against women
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Violence committed by women against men
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Violence committed by individuals against themselves
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Violence directed by individuals based on their sex or gender
Explanation:
GBV includes violence based on gender identity or sex, affecting all genders.
Question 18
Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy is famous for her profession as?
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Journalist
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Filmmaker
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Human rights activist
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Politician
Explanation:
She is an Oscar-winning filmmaker known for documentaries on social issues.
Question 19
The gendering of world politics is seen in which areas?
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Prostitution and human trafficking
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Civil wars and refugee flows
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Trade and development
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All of these
Explanation:
Gender shapes global issues across conflict, economy, and exploitation.
Question 20
The term Third Wave Feminism was coined by?
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Betty Friedan
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Rebecca Walker
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Gloria Anzaldua
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bell hooks
Explanation:
Rebecca Walker coined the term in 1992, emphasizing diversity and intersectionality.