"Now, woman has always been man's dependent, if not his slave the two sexes have never shared the world of equality. And today woman is heavily handicapped, though her situation is beginning to change. Almost nowhere is her legal status same as and frequently it is much to her disadvantage, Even when her rights are legally recognized in abstract, long, standing customs prevent their full expression in mores. In the economic sphere men and women can almost be said to make up two castes, other things being equal the former hold the better jobs, get higher wages and have more opportunities of success than their new competitors. In industry and politics men have many more positions and they monopolize the most important posts. In addition to all this they enjoy traditional prestige, that the education of children tends in every way to support for the present, enshrines the past, all histories have been made by men."

1. Comment that women have always been dependent on man
2. Why women are still handicapped inspite of beginning of change

3. In what way women are not able to achieve equality

4. Do you think that traditional prestige enjoyed by men put women in lower position Give your views.

5. Discuss that all histories have been made by men not by women.

6. What do you understand by gender division of labour

7. What marketing strategies will be good for rural women's product

8. How a woman is affirmed as a person entitled for indivisible rights in CEADAW

9. What is the importance of qualitative research in women's studies

10. What is meant by unequal access to schooling of girl child

11. What do you understand by the gender and development

12. What is the importance of survey method in research design in women studies

13. What are the provisions, related to women in the directive principles of state in the Indian constitution

14. What do you understand by female headed household

15. How is "objectivity" viewed by feminist scholars

16. What do you understand by statement "women's rights are human rights"

17. How women's empowerment helps positive development of the children

18. What do you understand by gender budgeting

19. Explain the efficacy of the "indecent representation of women (prohibition) Act 1986."

20. How does liberal feminism address to women's freedom

21. "Socialist feminism combines Marxist feminism with radical feminism" Discuss critically.

22. Explain in detail the distinct characteristics of feminist research methodology that differentiate it from
23. What role 'Non Governmental Organisation' can play in women's empowerment

24. "The advertisements in electronic media are very gender biased".

25. List some of the inhibiting factors that come in the way of women's employment.

26. Dalit women suffer dual oppression gender and economic". Discuss.

27. Eco-feminism attempts to articulate the age old association of women and nature in order to make friends in a struggle that would benefit both". Discuss.

28. Terrorism and Reactionary ideologies have been marginalising women". Discuss.