An Example of Linguistic Sexism in English Is the

question 34

Multiple Choice

An example of linguistic sexism in English is the

• A) use of the term "suffragist."
• B) description of a woman versus a man as a professor.
• C) use of terms such as "poet" or "actor" for both sexes.
• D) use of the term "man" to refer to humans in general.

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Definitions:

Listening Techniques

Methods or strategies used to improve attention, retention, and understanding during auditory communication.

Interpersonal Skills

Abilities used to interact effectively with other people, such as communication, empathy, and negotiation.

Successful Interview

A meeting or conversation that achieves its intended purpose, often leading to a job offer or the gathering of valuable information.

Perfectly Competitive Industry

A market structure where many firms sell identical products, entry and exit are easy, and no single firm can influence the market price.