(i) What did Aunty Mini and Mother want for their daughters?
(a) Only marriage
(b) Good education and independence
(c) Only sons to take care of them
(d) Traditional beliefs
(ii) Why are some parents disappointed when they have a baby girl?
(a) They believe girls cannot go to school.
(b) They think girls cannot take care of them in old age.
(c) They prefer boys for better jobs and earning money.
(d) All of the above
(iii) According to Aunty Mini and Mother, what do they want for their daughters?
(a) To only get married
(b) Equal opportunities in studies, sports, and leisure activities
(c) Focus only on traditional roles
(d) Depend on sons for care in old age
(iv) What activities do Aunty Mini and Mother want their daughters to engage in?
(a) Cooking and sewing
(b) Only studying languages or history
(c) Swimming, playing cricket, and football
(d) None of the above
(v) In which country does that there is a gender preference for boys?
(a) United States
(b) India
(c) England
(d) Australia
(i) Aunty Mini and Mother want their daughters to have _______ and be strong, independent women.
(ii) In some families, parents prefer baby boys because they believe boys can get good jobs, earn lots of money, and take care of them in their _______.
(iii) Fewer girls go to _______ and college than boys.
(iv) Boys are encouraged to study _______ and _______, while girls are pushed towards languages or history.
(v) Aunty Mini and Mother believe that it does not matter whether the baby is a boy or a girl; everyone should feel happy when a baby is _______.
(i) Aunty Mini and Mother believe that daughters should only get married.
(ii) In some families, parents prefer baby girls because they believe girls can take better care of them in old age.
(iii) Aunty Mini and Mother want their daughters to have equal opportunities in studies, sports, and leisure activities.
(iv) Fewer girls are born than boys in India.
(v) Boys are encouraged to study languages or history, while girls are encouraged to study maths and science.
1. What does the phrase "Each person is precious" mean? |
2. How can we promote the idea that each person is precious? |
3. Why is it important to recognize the value of each person? |
4. How does recognizing the worth of each person contribute to a better society? |
5. What can we do to ensure that every person is treated as precious? |
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