🎉 Well done!

Now that you’ve completed the course, please answer the same questions again.
This helps us see how much you’ve learned and measure your progress since the beginning.

1. Which situation best reflects a gender role rather than an individual preference?

Choosing a role based on interestBeing expected to take a role because of genderLearning a new skillAsking for feedback

2. How do repeated everyday experiences shape beliefs about gender?

They create expectations that can become normal over timeThey only influence people in early childhoodThey have little effect on behaviourThey are always consciously recognised

3. Which example best illustrates unconscious gender bias?

Intentionally excluding someoneMaking a quick assumption based on genderFollowing fair criteriaAsking for equal input

4. Which of the following situations best shows how bias can affect group dynamics?

Everyone is invited to contribute equallyOne person dominates the discussion because others step backRoles are assigned based on skills and interestA group agrees on decisions together

5. What makes unconscious bias particularly difficult to change?

It is always openly expressedIt only affects certain groupsIt operates automatically without being easily noticedIt is based only on personal opinions

6. Which situation shows bias influencing opportunities?

Offering equal choicesLetting people decide freelyEncouraging equal participationAssigning roles based on gender expectations

7. What is one effect of not questioning everyday assumptions about gender?

It encourages fairnessIt improves decision-makingIt keeps existing inequalities unchangedIt increases awareness

8. Which action best reflects fairness and respect?

Following traditional rolesAvoiding discussionSupporting equal participation and opportunitiesLetting others decide

9. Which behaviour shows critical awareness of gender bias in online spaces?

Sharing content quickly without checking itAvoiding all online discussionsQuestioning and reflecting before liking or sharing contentOnly engaging with familiar viewpoints

10. What is the main purpose of reflecting on your own thoughts and behaviour?

To compare yourself with othersTo avoid making mistakesTo identify areas for more fair and conscious actionsTo confirm your existing beliefs