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According to the author of the article,
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Valentine’s Day reinforces the same harmful gender stereotypes in all countries of the world.
B
the main purpose of Valentine’s Day is to oppress women in subtle ways.
C
since our understanding of gender roles has changed so much, Valentine’s Day is no longer a valid celebration of love between men and women.
D
in its own way, Valentine’s Day produces an effect similar to that produced by hostile sexism.
E
commercial interests and materialism have ruined Valentine’s Day by turning it into a sexist celebration.
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In paragraph 2, when the author writes, “Sounds nice, doesn’t it?” she is most likely
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lamenting the fact that Valentine’s Day has become so distorted over the years.
B
complaining that Valentine’s Day is not doing enough to promote real equality between men and women.
C
admitting sadly that she too once believed that Valentine’s Day is a good thing for women.
D
doing her best to hide her true feelings about Valentine’s Day.
E
making an ironic comment that expresses the opposite of what she really believes about Valentine’s Day.
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You can judge from the information in the article that the psychologists Peter Glick and Susan Fiske most likely believe which of the following?
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Benevolent sexism hurts women even more than hostile sexism does.
B
An openly aggressive male attitude is not essential in order to oppress women.
C
Relations between men and women will always be characterized by a fierce power struggle between the sexes.
D
Unless both benevolent and hostile sexism are eradicated, women will continue to be less professionally capable than men.
E
No woman with a strong sense of initiative and a healthy self-esteem wants to be a wife and a mother.
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In accordance with the information in the article, which of the following ideas would most likely not be an example of benevolent sexism, as defined by Peter Glick and Susan Fiske?
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Women take more pride in their appearance than men do.
B
The fact that women are by nature friendly and helpful makes them good additions to all-male study groups.
C
In certain professional areas, a woman will soon discover that she is very lucky if she is both beautiful and charming.
D
Since women are more delicate than men, it makes sense that men should take care of them.
E
The beauty of motherhood is the fact that a child takes precedence over everything else in a woman’s life.
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