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Gspic Gee Quiz 1

The document discusses concepts related to gender, sexuality, and identity, emphasizing the influence of societal, cultural, and historical factors. It highlights the ongoing struggle for equality, particularly in the context of patriarchy and feminism, and mentions the impact of colonization on gender roles. Additionally, it addresses various sexual orientations and identities, including queer and demisexual, and the importance of awareness and education in challenging existing norms.

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Gspic Gee Quiz 1

The document discusses concepts related to gender, sexuality, and identity, emphasizing the influence of societal, cultural, and historical factors. It highlights the ongoing struggle for equality, particularly in the context of patriarchy and feminism, and mentions the impact of colonization on gender roles. Additionally, it addresses various sexual orientations and identities, including queer and demisexual, and the importance of awareness and education in challenging existing norms.

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1. It refers to the socially shaped roles, behaviors, expressions, and identities.

2. It is influenced by biological, emotional, social, cultural, and spiritual factors.


3. It is how individuals perceive themselves and what they call themselves.
4. Someone who does not identify strictly as gay, straight, or bisexual but may fall somewhere on the spectrum.
5. A person who doesn’t feel sexually attracted to someone unless they first develop a strong emotional
connection.
6. A person attracted to people who are masculine in appearance or behavior.
7. It is shaped by societal expectations.
8. It is shaped by history.
9. System where men hold power in politics, home, and work.
10. Patriarchy is derived from Greek word _______ that means rule of the father.
11. Greek philosophers saw women as __________.
12. She said that “One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman”.
13. What feminism fights for? Give one.
14. They produce 50% of the food, but earn 10% of the income.
15. It can be challenged through awareness and education.
16. It has made strides, but the fight for equality continues.
17. It is the anti-sexual harassment act of 1995.
18. According to him, many of them reside in the uplands, while some are in coastal villages.
19. How many indigenous groups do we have here in the Philippines?
20. Women and feminized men often held positions of spiritual power or _______.
21. It refers to a flexible gender identity that can change over time.
22. It is understood not merely as a biological distinction but as a social and cultural construct.
23. They introduced patriarchal systems and Catholic moral doctrines that redefined gender roles and marginalized
women and LGBTQ+ individuals in indigenous communities.
24. The impact of colonization led to ________ effect.
25. This highlights fluidity, respect, and community-centered gender roles that defy colonial and patriarchal norms.

1. Gender
2. Sexuality
3. Gender identity
4. Queer
5. Demisexual
6. Androsexual
7. Gender roles
8. Gender roles
9. PATRIARCHY
10. Patriarkhes
11. Inferior
12. Simone de Beauvoir
13. Suffrage (right to vote), Equality in politics and employment, Reproductive rights, Protection from domestic
violence, Sexual harassment laws, Equal pay and job opportunities
14. Women
15. PATRIARCHY
16. Feminism
17. Republic Act 7877
18. De vera
19. 110
20. Babaylan
21. Gender fluidity
22. Gender
23. Spanish colonization
24. long-term
25. Indigenous traditions

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