Gender Studies Quiz PDF

GROUP 1 MULTIPLE CHOICE: 1. Engineering, construction, and information technology, police, factory worker is an example of what kind of industry? - A. male domesticated industry - B. male domisticated industry - C. male dominated industry 2. when someone is paid less than another person for th...

GROUP 1 MULTIPLE CHOICE: 1. Engineering, construction, and information technology, police, factory worker is an example of what kind of industry? - A. male domesticated industry - B. male domisticated industry - C. male dominated industry 2. when someone is paid less than another person for the same or similar work because of a protected characteristic, such as gender, race, age, or religion - A. Affinity bias - B. Positional bias - C. Unequal pay 3. This is a type of biased interview questions when one positive trait of a candidate influences your overall perception of their suitability - A. Horn effect - B. Halo effect - C. Beauty bias 4. A metaphor for the invisible barriers that prevent women and other marginalized groups from advancing to higher-level positions in an organization or industry. - A. Glass Ceiling - B. Positional Bias - C. Outdated views 5. This refers to the unfair or discriminatory dismissal of employees based on their gender, violating equal employment opportunity laws. - A. Termination - B. Sexual harassment - C. Positional bias FOR 6,7, and, 8: A. Gender targets B. Gender mainstreaming C. Gender action plan 6. It incorporates both programmatic and institutional priorities, integrating a change strategy for gender equality across internal policies, practices and accountability mechanisms. - C. Gender action plan 7. It involves incorporating a gender equality perspective into all stages of policies, programs, and projects. It recognizes that women and men have different needs and face varying circumstances, including unequal access to resources and rights. The goal is to consider these differences in the design, implementation, and evaluation of initiatives to ensure they promote gender equality and do not exacerbate existing inequalities. - B. Gender mainstreaming 8. The mechanisms include sex.disaggregated data, targets (e.g., quotas for women in services received, employment targets, and targets for beneficiaries of services), gender budgets, and opportunities for women in the civil service, nongovernment organizations (NGOs), and the private sector. - A. Gender Targets TRUE OR FALSE Isulat ang EQUALITY kapag TRUE at INEQUALITY naman kapag FALSE 9. The Magna Carta of women or the Republic Act No. 97101 promotes the abolition of structures and practices that cause workplace discrimination and inequality. - INEQUALITY. Magna Carta of women or the republic act no. 9710 10. Diminished responsibilities is a kind of subtle gender bias that shows employees that inequality is accepted. This is used when an accused person's mental or physical abnormality prevents them from being fully in control of their actions. - EQUALITY Group 2 Quiz - GENDER AND ACADEME 1. It refers to the assignment of different roles, behaviors, and responsibilities to individuals based on their gender. a. Synthesis b. GENDER BASED ROLE DIFFERENTIATION C. Curriculum development D. Gender responsive research program 2. Which of these DOES NOT have a part to play in ensuring that schools are free of violence and discrimination and provide a gender-sensitive, good-quality education. a. Students b. CHURCH c. Teachers d. Government 3. Since 2010, ___ has been actively promoting gender equality in higher education. a. gad b. teachers C. CHED d. deped 4. Who should be responsible for reducing biases in textbooks? A) Schools and educators B.)Government and policymakers C) BOTH THE GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY D) Textbook publishers 5. According to ___ schools are characterized by gender segregation. When many peers are available, children tend to select same-sex playmates ? A. FABES & MARTIN, 2001 B. Globe et al., 2012 C. Beilock et al., 2010 D. Hilliard, 2010 6. How do teachers' gender stereotypes and prejudices influence their classroom behavior? A. BY MODEL GENDER STEREOTYPE BEHAVIOR B. By treating all students equally regardless of gender C. By ignoring gender differences in the classroom 7. Educational policy makers on their part should encourage creation of cross-gendered educational environment that seeks promotion of gender friendly attitudes and behavior. This is an example of __? A. Curriculum development B. Gender responsive research program C. SYNTHESIS D. Gender equal curricular 8. It is a policy that indicates that CHED "shall ensure that gender stereotypes and images in educational materials and curricula are adequately and appropriately revised. Gender- sensitive language shall be used at all times." A. Gender-Responsive Program B. Curriculum Development C. CHED D. Synthesis 9. In 2014, How many students that experienced violence in school A. 246 MILLION B. 256 million C. 267 million D. 265 million GROUP 3 1. Who created the first means of electronic communication? A. Johannes Gutenberg B. Thomas Edison C. Samuel Morse D. Alexander Graham Bell 2. Which of the following is a common stereotype about women in media? A. Women are portrayed as needing help, guidance, or validation from men. B. Women are shown as logical and emotionless. C. Women are celebrated for their intellectual achievements. D. Women are primarily depicted as adventurous and independent. 3. Which of the following is one of the books included in "Towards Gender Fair Media" launched by Gender Equality Committee? A. Media Ethics and Practices B. Code of Ethics for Media C.Equality in Media Reporting D. Handbook on Media Representation 4. What role does mass media play as a social institution? A It limits social interaction between people. B.It helps people form their own beliefs and realities. C.It has minimal impact on society. D.It discourages socialization worldwide. 5. It is a primary means of communication used to reach the vast majority if the general public. A. Mass media B. Multimedia C. Social Media D. Digital Media True or False 6. Guidebooks help media professionals avoid unfair and harmful portrayala of women like stereotypes or offensive language. TRUE 7. Women in media are Frequently stereotype or marginalized. TRUE 8. The National Council for Children's Television (NCCT) Gender Sensitivity Training for its staff and personnel is composed of 10 women and 7 men. FALSE 9. Media plays an indispensable role in society by influencing culture, mobilizing citizens, and promoting gender equality. TRUE 10. The printing press made by Alexander Graham bell spread nearly faster than anything before its time and introduced printing of not only newspapers but books as well. FALSE GROUP 4 IDENTIFICATION QUESTIONS 1. It involves collective decision-making and collaboration to achieve shared goals, functioning as a social institution. - POLITICS 2. It is the act that requires all government departments to ensure that "women benefit equally and participate directly in the development programs and projects." - R.A. 7192 or the Women in Development and National Building Act 3. These actions involve both women and men in governance at the national and local levels. - Framework Plan for Women (FPW) 4. This prohibits gender stereotypes and stereotyping which undermine the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms. - International Human Rights Law Framework (2014) 5. This includes women in the list of marginalized sectors that may form a political party and vie for representation under the party-list system. -Republic Act 7941 or the "Party-List System Ac TRUE OR FALSE 6. 2010 is the year when two women elected to the senate. - TRUE 7. Magna Carta of Women(MCW) or the Republic Act 9710 is the country's comprehensive women's right Law -TRUE 8. Accoding to the 2015 Global Gender Gap Report of the World Economic forum The Philippines ranked 19th worldwide and 3rd in Asia in terms of political empowerment, -FALSE 9. Equality between women and men, and for women's voices and leadership at all levels of decision making have been globally acknowledged in the 2020 Agenda for Sustainable Development -FALSE 10. The Philippine has been enacting the Magna Carta for Women, Since 2009 -TRUE ANSWERS: 1. Politics 2. R.A. 7192 or the Women in Development and National Building Act 3. Framework Plan for Women (FPW) 4. International Human Rights Law Framework (2014) 5. Republic Act 7941 or the "Party-List System Ac 6. TRUE 7. TRUE 8. FALSE 9. FALSE 10. TRUE