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Class 10 Gender and Society worksheet
CBSE Social Science. The gender division of work, women’s pay and the child sex ratio, and women’s representation in legislatures and local bodies. Every sheet has 20 questions in three sections and an answer key, and the numbers change every time.
Sample questions
Real questions from this chapter, as the app sets them. Tap Answer to see the answer and working.
Section A · multiple choice
- 1.
A system that values men more and gives them power over women is:
- federalism
- decentralisation
- feminism
- patriarchy
Answer
(d) patriarchy
- 2.
What is meant by “family laws”?
- laws on marriage, divorce, adoption and inheritance
- a shift from one occupation to another
- the number of girls per 1,000 boys
- equal wages for equal work
Answer
(a) laws on marriage, divorce, adoption and inheritance
- 3.
In the book’s graph (1 October 2018), women held 11.8% of parliament seats in India and 29.5% in the Americas. What is the difference?
- 41.3 percentage points
- 22.7 percentage points
- 19.7 percentage points
- 17.7 percentage points
Answer
(d) 17.7 percentage points
29.5 − 11.8
Section B · short answer
- 4.
What is the sexual division of labour?
Answer
A system in which all work inside the home is done or organised by women, and men work outside.
- 5.
Explain each term: (a) urbanisation (b) sexual division of labour
Answer
(a) the shift of people from rural to urban areas (b) all home work done or organised by women
Section C · long answer
- 6.
How are women disadvantaged in India?
Answer
Lower literacy, fewer women in well-paid jobs, unequal pay despite the 1976 Act, a falling child sex ratio and more unpaid work: on average a woman works an hour more a day than a man.
Fresh sheets for your child
In the app, every Gender and Society sheet is new: the app remembers the questions your child has already had and leaves them out. Print the sheet as a PDF, or use notebook mode and write the answers in a notebook.
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