Test: Gender - CTET & State TET MCQ

Sexual harassment refers to physical or verbal behaviour that is of a sexual nature and against the wishes of a women. Women's movement led the Supreme Court to formulate guidelines in 1997 to protect women against sexual harassment at the workplace and within educational institutions.

Rashsundari Devi
Born: 1810 Pabna, West Bengal, British India Died: 1899 Occupation: Writer Language: BengaliNationality: Indian Bengali

Ramabai championed the cause of women’s education. She was given the title Pandita because she could read and write Sanskrit, a remarkable achievement as women then were not allowed such knowledge.

In the 1920, according to research reports on Samoan society, children did not go to school. They learnt many things, such as how to take care of children or do household work from older children and from adults.

According to the reports of the research, Samoan children did not go to school. They engaged themselves in many different activities. They learnt from their elders how to take care of children or do housework.

Being De-valued means treating someone or something as if they or it does not have importance. This definition fits perfectly in the answer, hence the answer is de-value.

Identity: Identity is a sense of self-awareness of who one is. Typically, a person can have several identities. For example, a person can be a girl, a sister and a musician.

• Our society girls are discriminated in day to day life: This statement is true as women and girls often face discrimination in various aspects of life such as education, employment, and social interactions.


• Woman who stay at home do not work: This statement is false as women who stay at home often have to manage household chores, take care of children, and perform various other tasks which constitute work.


• The work that women do is less valued than that of men: This statement is true as women's work is often undervalued and underpaid compared to men's work, leading to gender pay gaps and unequal opportunities.


• They way children grow in Madhya Pradesh and in Samoa is not same: This statement is true as different cultures and societies have unique ways of raising and nurturing children, influenced by factors such as traditions, beliefs, and social norms.

Even though when a girl is born she is said to be goddess but with time females are discriminated.