According to the World Bank, how many countries have full legal rights for women?
14
3
57
102
In the US and the EU more women than men get a university education.
true
false
These are afghan women in the 70s
true
false
Which of these is a common misconception about feminism?
Feminism advocates rights for women.
Feminism seeks equality between genders.
Feminism improves the lives of men too.
Feminism aims to make women dominant over men.
"Misogyny" is defined as:
Disliking certain personality traits in women.
Criticizing unrealistic expectations placed on women.
Hatred or prejudice against women.
Favouring traditional roles for women.
Mansplaining" means:
A man explaining something to a woman in a condescending way
A man giving detailed and informative explanations.
A man actively participating in discussions.
A man offering to teach skills to someone.
One way the WHO suggests closing the gender data gap is by:
Lowering medical research funding for male related diseases.
Restricting access to medical research for men.
Integrating gender analysis in all stages of medical studies
Excluding men from medical research panels.
According to recent WHO reports, the gender data gap in medicine primarily refers to:
Unequal access to healthcare facilities in rural areas.
Differences in medical insurance coverage between genders.
The underrepresentation of women in medical research.
A lack of female doctors in leadership positions.
The "glass ceiling" refers to:
A building design with transparent roofing.
A company policy that limits working hours.
A performance evaluation system that favours male employees.
An invisible barrier preventing women from reaching the top.
In the context of gender, "data gap" refers to:
Differences in access to knowledge and resources.
Difficulty in women accessing to libraries.
Lack of information for and about women.
Limited access to technical information for women.
What is feminism primarily about?
Social, political, and economic equality between genders.
Focusing solely on issues that affect women.
Promoting female-led businesses.
Women gaining more legal rights than men.
"Incels" are:
"Involuntary celibates" who blame women for their failures.
Men advocating for increased social skills development.
Men who prefer not to have relationships.
Men who are shy and have a hard time initiating friedships
"Objectification" of women means:
Focusing on women's external apperance only.
Appreciating a woman's physical appearance.
Hating women
Using images of women in advertising.
The "manosphere" refers to:
Spaces where men discuss their emotional health.
Online forums where men discuss career development.
Male focused online hobbyist groups.
Online spaces promoting misogyny and anti-feminism.
"Patriarchy" refers to:
A system where men hold primary power and dominance.
A social structure with clearly defined gender roles.
A historical period with strong male monarchs.
A traditional form of family leadership.
The WHO emphasizes that this data gap can lead to:
A focus on developing more male-specific medical devices.
Increased funding for male-focused medical research.
Misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatments for women.
Improved understanding of male-specific diseases.
The WHO indicates that pharmaceutical research is impacted because:
All medications have been thoroughly tested on men and women
Medication dosages are typically designed around men.
New medications are mainly tested on women.
Women react very similarly to men, when taking medication.
"Gaslighting" is a form of manipulation where someone:
Loves you and wants you to be happy.
Makes someone doubt their own reality or sanity.
Offers unsolicited advice about mental health.
Tries to change someone’s emotional state.
Regarding cardiovascular health, the WHO has highlighted that:
Cardiovascular health is equally funded for men & women.
Heart disease primarily affects men, so data is skewed.
Women have a quicker recovery time than men.
Women often present different symptoms and these are missed.
The "Bechdel Test" assesses:
The representation of women in a certain scene.
If a film has a strong female protagonist.
If the film portrays women in positive work environments.
Whether a film features two women not talking about men.