Language that is used to refer to people of a particular gender.

Language that is used to describe the roles and relationships of men and women.

Language that is used to express the emotions and experiences of people of a particular gender.

All of the above.

He and she.

Mr. and Mrs.

King and queen.

All of the above.

It can make people feel excluded or marginalized.

It can reinforce gender stereotypes.

It can lead to discrimination.

All of the above.

Use gender-neutral language.

Avoid using pronouns.

Use the same language for men and women.

All of the above.

It can create a more inclusive environment.

It can help to break down gender stereotypes.

It can prevent discrimination.

All of the above.

Sex is biological, while gender is social.

Sex is determined by chromosomes, while gender is determined by culture.

Sex is assigned at birth, while gender is something that people choose.

All of the above.

Gender intersects with race and class.

Gender intersects with ability and sexual orientation.

Gender intersects with religion and nationality.

All of the above.

Language can be used to reinforce gender stereotypes.

Language can be used to exclude women from certain roles and opportunities.

Language can be used to justify violence against women.

All of the above.

Language can be used to raise awareness of gender inequality.

Language can be used to challenge gender stereotypes.

Language can be used to promote gender equality.

All of the above.

Gendered language will eventually disappear.

Gendered language will continue to exist, but it will be used less often.

Gendered language will continue to exist, and it will be used just as often as it is today.

It is impossible to predict the future of gendered language.

Prescriptive grammar tells you how to use language correctly, while descriptive grammar describes how language is actually used.

Prescriptive grammar is based on rules, while descriptive grammar is based on observation.

Prescriptive grammar is used by teachers and editors, while descriptive grammar is used by linguists.

All of the above.

Prescriptive grammar can be used to justify the exclusion of women from certain roles and opportunities.

Prescriptive grammar can be used to reinforce gender stereotypes.

Prescriptive grammar can be used to silence women's voices.

All of the above.

Sexism is prejudice or discrimination based on sex, while misogyny is prejudice or discrimination based on gender.

Sexism is directed at men, while misogyny is directed at women.

Sexism is more common than misogyny.

None of the above.

Misogynistic language can be used to objectify women.

Misogynistic language can be used to dehumanize women.

Misogynistic language can be used to silence women.

All of the above.

Call out misogynistic language when you hear it.

Educate yourself and others about misogyny.

Support organizations that are working to end misogyny.

All of the above.