Feminists have<br/>criticized the author's __________ of women, saying that his female<br/>characters are always portrayed as weak and passive. A: positive B: educator C: treatment D: critical
Feminists have<br/>criticized the author's __________ of women, saying that his female<br/>characters are always portrayed as weak and passive. A: positive B: educator C: treatment D: critical
What does the man think of the practice in Italy? A: It gives woman greater equality B: It is a good solution to an old problem C: The problem troubling feminists still remains D: The surname problem has partly been solved
What does the man think of the practice in Italy? A: It gives woman greater equality B: It is a good solution to an old problem C: The problem troubling feminists still remains D: The surname problem has partly been solved
Real feminists can tell you that the only way to ensure equality is through genetic engineering. Women everywhere still suffer _1_ economic injustice, social injustice and — most significant—physical injustice. A: as B: from C: of D: to
Real feminists can tell you that the only way to ensure equality is through genetic engineering. Women everywhere still suffer _1_ economic injustice, social injustice and — most significant—physical injustice. A: as B: from C: of D: to
Summers succeeded in preserving his position in Harvard mainly through______. A: objecting to none of the arguments of his critics B: talking about his own viewpoint with his accusers C: speaking with those, feminists in a harsh way D: complaining to be humiliated and intimidated by them
Summers succeeded in preserving his position in Harvard mainly through______. A: objecting to none of the arguments of his critics B: talking about his own viewpoint with his accusers C: speaking with those, feminists in a harsh way D: complaining to be humiliated and intimidated by them
1. Which of the following words best describes some linguists' attitude towards the feminists who attempt to replace Mrs. and Miss with Ms. and to find replacements for those all-inclusive words which specify masculinity? A: Indignant. B: Contemptuous. C: Amused. D: Indifferent.
1. Which of the following words best describes some linguists' attitude towards the feminists who attempt to replace Mrs. and Miss with Ms. and to find replacements for those all-inclusive words which specify masculinity? A: Indignant. B: Contemptuous. C: Amused. D: Indifferent.
While<br/>sharing with the first-wave feminists the concern with the material<br/>disadvantages of women, she turns her attention to the great<br/>differences between the two sexes and launches an attack on men’s<br/>___ against women in biological, psychological and economic terms. A: criticism B: discrimination C: affection
While<br/>sharing with the first-wave feminists the concern with the material<br/>disadvantages of women, she turns her attention to the great<br/>differences between the two sexes and launches an attack on men’s<br/>___ against women in biological, psychological and economic terms. A: criticism B: discrimination C: affection
“Should not any self-respecting modern person, let alone feminist, object to it as insulting to women?” --What does the sentencemean A: A self-respecting person shall never become a feminist. B: Feminists are self-respecting only when they oppose the practice of "women and children" first. C: Modern people all object to the practice of "women and children first". D: Women shall not be grouped with children to enjoy priority.
“Should not any self-respecting modern person, let alone feminist, object to it as insulting to women?” --What does the sentencemean A: A self-respecting person shall never become a feminist. B: Feminists are self-respecting only when they oppose the practice of "women and children" first. C: Modern people all object to the practice of "women and children first". D: Women shall not be grouped with children to enjoy priority.
1) How do you paraphrase the sentence “Blessed is the child’s forgiving nature” in paragraph three? 2) What does the phrase “wrought havoc on ” mean in paragraph three? 3) How do you explain the phrase “...realignment of expectations that would warm the hearts of diehard feminists” in paragraph three? 4) What does the phrase “a shared commitment” refer to in paragraph seven? 5) What does the phrase “the geek mentality” specifically refer to in paragraph eight?
1) How do you paraphrase the sentence “Blessed is the child’s forgiving nature” in paragraph three? 2) What does the phrase “wrought havoc on ” mean in paragraph three? 3) How do you explain the phrase “...realignment of expectations that would warm the hearts of diehard feminists” in paragraph three? 4) What does the phrase “a shared commitment” refer to in paragraph seven? 5) What does the phrase “the geek mentality” specifically refer to in paragraph eight?