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Which of the following is the most appropriate sentence to make the given sentence non-discriminatory?
Which of the following is the most appropriate sentence to make the given sentence non-discriminatory?
- I'll ask the elderly man to sit and wait until he is called.
- I'll ask the retired gentlemen to sit and wait until they are called.
- I'll ask the old people to sit and wait until they are called. (correct)
- I'll ask the senior woman to sit and wait until she is called.
Which term should be used to make the sentence non-discriminatory?
Which term should be used to make the sentence non-discriminatory?
- Old folks (correct)
- Elderly man
- Old woman
- Pensioners
What should be done to make the sentence non-discriminatory?
What should be done to make the sentence non-discriminatory?
- Change 'old men' to 'old people' (correct)
- Change 'old men' to 'old woman'
- Change 'old men' to 'elderly man'
- Change 'old men' to 'pensioners'
Flashcards
Non-discriminatory language
Non-discriminatory language
Using language that avoids bias against individuals or groups based on characteristics like age, gender, race, or disability.
Old folks
Old folks
A more respectful and inclusive way to refer to older individuals.
Inclusive word choice
Inclusive word choice
Changing phrases like 'old men' to 'old people' creates a more inclusive statement.
Study Notes
Creating Non-Discriminatory Sentences
- To make a sentence non-discriminatory, the language used should be inclusive and respectful of all individuals, regardless of race, gender, age, or ability.
- Using neutral and unbiased language can help avoid perpetuating stereotypes and promote equal respect for all groups.
- Strategies for creating non-discriminatory sentences include using gender-neutral pronouns, avoiding racial and ethnic stereotypes, and being mindful of language that may be offensive or exclusionary.
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