Question 7 of 12beginner💡 UnderstandMCQ1 mark
When we speak of gender divisions, we usually refer to:
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Option B is correct because the provided context explicitly states that gender division 'is not based on biology but on social expectations and stereotypes.' The text further explains that society assigns specific roles to men and women, noting that boys and girls are brought up to believe that women are responsible for housework while men work outside. This reflects 'unequal roles assigned by the society' rather than biological differences or specific issues like voting rights or child sex ratio.