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1. feminism a. discrimination or prejudice based on a person's sex; sexual prejudice, especially against women, as in business or politics.
2. gender gap b. the right to vote, especially the right to vote as a citizen in national or local elections, referendums, and the like; franchise.
3. glass ceiling c. the doctrine that favors more rights and activities for women in their economic, social, political, and private lives.
4. sexism d. a credibility gap involving only women or only men, but not both.
5. suffrage e. ceiling an intangible barrier that prevents a person's advancement to higher executive positions.
6. suffragette f. a woman who works at home cleaning and cooking etc and does not have another job; housewife
7. homemaker g. a woman who tried to gain the right to vote for women especially as a member of a group in Britain or the US in the early 20th century.
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WRITING
Write a speech you are to make at the annual meeting of the women’s political movement “Women and Politics” on the following problems:
Women and employment opportunities.
Modern feminism.
Women in politics.
Supply your speech with specific examples.
UNIT 5
REGIONAL PREJUDICES AND STEREOTYPES
Functions practiced: giving reasons, stating and justifying opinion
Vocabulary Area: blunt, bumpkin, flat (adj), intergroup dialogue, localize, macho, peer pressure, pejorative, precursor, put down, snobbish, stuck-up, talk posh.
READING AND SPEAKING
Pre-reading
What kind of regional prejudices do you have in your country?
Do you think there's any truth in them?
Are there prejudices about different towns?
What do people in towns say about people in the country?
What do people in the country say about people in towns? (Town/ Country prejudices are very similar all over the world.)
Reading
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