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MCQs on Growing up as Boys and Girls
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MCQs on Growing up as Boys and Girls
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1. What were girls given to play while the boys were given cars
2. What are the total number of work hours (paid) spent by women workers in Haryana every week
3. What was the most important activity on an Island of Samoa in 1920s
4. The roles of men and women are
5. Doing household work is work or not
6. Who has the main responsibility of housework across the world
7. Who can take steps, to bring gender equality
8. What did girls in Samoa learn after the age of fourteen years
9. Who was Melanie
10. At what age did the boy in Samoa join older boys for learning outdoor jobs
11. From which class did the girls and boys go to separate school in M.P.

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