A) Both are entirely biological B) Sex is biological, gender is shaped by society C) Both are determined by hormones only D) Sex is shaped by culture, gender is biological
A) Sex B) Gender roles C) Genetics D) Hormonal traits
A) Cultural norm B) Transgender identity C) Genetic mutation D) Biological variation
A) Biological determinism B) Cultural diversity C) Social identity D) Human evolution
A) Culture has no influence B) Gender can extend beyond two categories C) Biology fully defines identity D) Gender roles are fixed
A) Chromosomes and hormones B) Social expectations of behavior C) Personal identity D) Cultural traditions
A) It is genetically fixed B) It is based only on biology C) It varies across cultures D) It does not exist
A) Biological classification B) Medical condition C) Genetic difference D) Gender diversity
A) Hormone production B) A person’s DNA C) A society recognizing a third gender D) Physical traits at birth
A) Social change B) Two fixed categories C) Cultural diversity D) Multiple identities
A) They are biologically fixed B) They are universal C) They differ across societies D) They never change
A) Eliminating culture B) Changing local practices C) Strengthening diversity equally D) Preserving all traditions
A) Biological classification B) Strictly female identity C) Identity outside the binary D) Strictly male identity
A) Social expectations B) Hormones C) Anatomy D) Genes
A) Medical fields B) European cultures C) Native American traditions D) Modern science
A) Gender is purely biological B) Gender is the same worldwide C) Gender depends on society D) Gender cannot change
A) Cultural rule B) Biological mutation C) Genetic variation D) Gender identity
A) Only two genders exist B) Biology determines everything C) Gender is flexible and varies D) Culture has no role
A) Judge other societies B) Understand differences C) Standardize identity D) Eliminate traditions
A) Gender is purely biological B) Gender roles are universal C) Gender identities differ across cultures D) Gender is fixed at birth |