SDG-5 – Hyderabad Bees

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What proportion of global women are employed in the informal sector?

30%

60%

15%

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How does SDG 5 address the issue of early marriage?

By focusing on men’s right to marry

By encouraging early marriages

By eliminating all harmful practices, such as child, early, and forced marriage

By promoting marriage at a young age

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How does SDG 5 address gender equality in education?

By providing only vocational training for women

By limiting girls’ access to higher education

By promoting equal access to quality education for all girls and boys

By focusing only on women’s education

None

What does SDG 5.1 aim to eliminate?

Educational opportunities for boys

All forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere

Wage gaps between men and women

Access to reproductive health

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What is the role of education in achieving gender equality?

Education has no role in achieving gender equality

Education is not important for gender equality

Education focuses only on boys’ success

Education is a critical factor in empowering women and achieving gender equality

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How does SDG 5 address the issue of reproductive rights?

By promoting reproductive rights for men only

By ensuring universal access to reproductive health services and rights for all women

By limiting women’s reproductive choices

By focusing on children’s health only

None

Which of the following is a key target of SDG 5?

Limit women’s participation in politics

Reduce the number of women in the workforce

Provide free education to boys only

Increase the number of women in leadership positions

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What is one of the indicators used to measure progress in gender equality?

Decrease in women's education levels

Percentage of women who own land and property

Number of men in leadership roles

Number of women in informal jobs

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What is one of the targets of SDG 5 related to harmful practices?

To eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early, and forced marriage and female genital mutilation

To limit women’s participation in education

To ban women from voting

To increase gender inequality in developing countries

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10.

How can governments help achieve SDG 5?

By increasing gender stereotypes

By implementing gender sensitive policies and laws to promote equality

By reducing women’s participation in the economy

By reducing funding for women’s health

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11.

What is the impact of gender equality on economic growth?

It reduces economic growth

It only affects high-income countries

Gender equality can significantly boost economic growth and productivity

It has no effect on economic growth

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12.

What is one target of SDG 5 regarding decision-making?

Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic, and public life

Limit women’s participation in decision-making

Increase men’s participation in decision-making

Focus only on men’s leadership

None

13.

What is a key strategy for improving women’s economic rights under SDG 5?

Increasing men’s access to financial services

Ignoring women’s economic rights

Limiting women’s access to land and property

Providing women equal rights to ownership and control over land, property, and financial resources

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14.

What is one way to reduce the gender pay gap?

Ensure equal pay for work of equal value and promote women’s access to leadership positions

Limit women’s participation in the workforce

Increase men’s wages

Provide more opportunities for men

None

15.

Which of the following is true about girls' education globally?

Education is equally accessible to girls in all countries

Girls have more opportunities than boys for higher education

Girls are more likely to receive an education than boys

Girls are less likely to complete school than boys in many developing countries

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16.

Which of the following is a target related to technology under SDG 5?

Enhance women’s access to technology and information and communications technology to promote empowerment

Restrict technology use for rural women

Limit women’s access to mobile phones and internet

Focus on men’s digital education

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17.

How does SDG 5 address the issue of gender based violence in the workplace?

By ignoring it

By promoting policies to prevent and address gender based violence at work

By limiting women’s roles in the workforce

By encouraging more discrimination in the workplace

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18.

What is a target related to women’s participation in technology?

Increase women’s participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields

Limit women’s access to technology

Exclude women from technological advancements

Focus only on men’s technological education

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19.

Which region has the highest gender gap in terms of economic participation and opportunity?

Middle East and North Africa

Europe

North America

Southeast Asia

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20.

What percentage of women globally report experiencing some form of physical or sexual violence?

20%

10%

50%

35%

None

21.

Which of the following is an important factor for achieving gender equality in developing countries?

Ignoring women’s participation in the economy

Limiting girls’ access to education

Focusing only on men’s economic rights

Providing equal access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for women and girls

None

22.

What is a major focus of SDG 5 related to leadership and political participation?

Achieve full and effective participation of women at all levels of political and public life

Focus only on men’s political rights

Limit women’s involvement in politics

Increase the number of men in leadership positions

None

23.

How does SDG 5 aim to address unpaid care and domestic work?

By limiting men’s participation in domestic work

By recognizing and valuing unpaid care and domestic work

By increasing unpaid labour for women

By ignoring it

None

24.

What percentage of seats in national parliaments are held by women globally?

25%

50%

15%

None

25.

What is the main cause of the gender wage gap?

Discrimination

Women's lack of education

Men working harder than women

Women choosing not to work

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26.

How does SDG 5 address the issue of unpaid work?

By recognizing, reducing, and redistributing unpaid care and domestic work through public services and shared responsibility within the household

By focusing only on corporate jobs

By reducing the number of women in paid work

By limiting men’s participation in household duties

None

27.

What percentage of Fortune 500 CEOs are women as of 2021?

10%

25%

50%

None

28.

What is a key focus of SDG 5.6?

Provide free healthcare for men only

Reduce healthcare for women

Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights

Increase child labour

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29.

Which of the following is a target under SDG 5 to reduce women’s unpaid work?

Limit men’s participation in household duties

Encourage shared responsibility within the household and provide public services to reduce unpaid work

Ignore the issue of unpaid work

Increase unpaid domestic work for women

None

30.

How does SDG 5 address the wage gap?

By encouraging wage differences between men and women

By ensuring equal pay for equal work

By focusing on men’s wages only

By ignoring wage disparities

None

31.

Which group is disproportionately affected by gender inequality globally?

Men

Women and girls

Boys

None of the above

None

32.

How does SDG 5 aim to promote equal opportunities?

By limiting job opportunities for men

By ensuring women have the same rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and property

By focusing only on rural areas

By reducing women’s employment rates

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33.

Which of the following is a key challenge in achieving gender equality in education?

Overrepresentation of women in higher education

Societal norms and gender stereotypes that limit girls’ access to education

Equal enrolment of boys and girls in schools

Lack of interest in education by boys

None

34.

What is one of the major goals of SDG 5 regarding economic rights?

To ensure men have more economic rights

To increase taxes on women’s businesses

To provide women equal access to economic resources and financial services

To limit women’s access to resources

None

35.

How does SDG 5 address sexual and reproductive health?

It promotes only men’s health

It limits access to healthcare for women

It ensures universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights

It focuses only on children’s health

None

36.

What is a key target related to technology in SDG 5?

Eliminate technology in rural areas

Enhance the use of enabling technology, particularly information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women

Limit women’s access to technology

Provide technology only for men

None

37.

How does SDG 5 aim to increase women's participation in politics?

By ensuring women have equal opportunities for leadership in political decision-making

By reducing women’s political rights

By focusing only on men’s political rights

By restricting women from running for office

None

38.

What is a common consequence of gender inequality in healthcare?

Better health outcomes for women

Higher rates of maternal mortality

Equal access to reproductive health services

More healthcare opportunities for women

None

39.

What is one of the critical barriers to women’s economic empowerment?

Too many jobs for women

Overrepresentation of women in leadership

Discrimination in hiring and unequal access to resources

Lack of educational opportunities for men

None

40.

What percentage of the global labour force is made up of women?

20%

35%

50%

39%

None

41.

What is the goal of SDG 5 regarding legal frameworks?

To create laws that discriminate against women

To create laws that ignores gender issues

To limit women’s legal rights

To adopt and strengthen policies and enforceable legislation to promote gender equality and eliminate discrimination

None

42.

What does SDG 5.5 emphasize regarding leadership?

Reduce women’s participation in leadership roles

Focus only on men’s leadership

Create gender exclusive leadership opportunities

Increase the number of women in national parliaments, governments, and companies

None

43.

What is the primary goal of SDG 5?

Ensure equal pay for all jobs

Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls

Provide employment for women

Increase women’s representation in sports

None

44.

What is one target of SDG 5 regarding violence?

Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation

Increase violence against women

Reduce violence against boys

Ignore domestic violence

None

45.

Which of the following is a barrier to achieving SDG 5?

Legal protections for women

Gender inclusive policies

Gender stereotypes and societal norms

Equal access to education

None

46.

What role does access to healthcare play in achieving SDG 5?

Access to sexual and reproductive healthcare is critical for achieving gender equality

It only affects men’s health

It plays no role

It limits women’s participation in the workforce

None

47.

Which SDG 5 target focuses on economic rights for women?

Ensuring women’s equal rights to economic resources, property, and financial services

Reducing women’s participation in economic activities

Limiting women’s access to financial institutions

Promoting financial independence for men only

None

48.

By what year does SDG 5 aim to end all forms of discrimination against all women and girls?

2030

2040

2020

2025

None

49.

What percentage of the global parliamentary seats are held by women as of 2020?

10%

75%

25%

50%

None

50.

Which of the following is a key barrier to women’s participation in the workforce?

Too many job opportunities for women

Equal pay for women

Limited job opportunities for men

Discrimination, lack of access to leadership positions, and unpaid domestic work

None

51.

Which of the following regions has the highest rates of child marriage?

Western Europe

North America

Sub-Saharan Africa

Australia

None

52.

What percentage of the world’s women have experienced violence at some point in their lives?

25%

10%

35%

50%

None

53.

What is one of the main challenges to achieving gender equality in developing countries?

Equal pay for women

Gender based violence, lack of education, and limited access to healthcare

Overrepresentation of women in leadership roles

Too many educational opportunities for women

None

54.

What is one of the key indicators of progress toward SDG 5?

Number of schools built

Number of men employed

GDP growth rates

Percentage of women in managerial positions

None

55.

Which of the following is true about women in leadership roles?

Women are equally represented in leadership roles globally

Women are underrepresented in leadership positions in politics and business

Men hold fewer leadership roles than women

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