| Episode 14 - Gender and Sex. What are the differences? |
| I. Choose the correct answer according to the video. |
| 1. What does the term 'sex' refer to in biological classification? |
| Social roles and behaviors. |
| Hormonal preferences. |
| Physiological, genetic, and hormonal characteristics. |
| Personal identity. |
| 2. Which chromosome combination typically corresponds to a female in humans? |
| XY |
| XX |
| YY |
| XO |
| 3. What is the term for the sex assigned at birth based on genitalia and other traits? |
| Gender identity. |
| Gender role. |
| Natal sex. |
| Biological sex. |
| 4. Which hormone is typically higher in female-assigned individuals at birth? |
| Testosterone. |
| Estrogen. |
| Adrenaline. |
| Insulin. |
| 5. How is gender defined in contrast to sex? |
| As a genetic trait. |
| As a hormonal condition. |
| As a social construct involving roles and identity. |
| As a binary classification. |
| 6. Which of the following identities is associated with someone whose gender differs from their natal sex? |
| Cisgender. |
| Transgender. |
| Binary. |
| Hormonal. |
| 7. What does the term 'cisgender' mean? |
| A person who identifies with a different gender than assigned at birth. |
| A person who does not identify with any gender. |
| A person whose gender identity matches their assigned sex at birth. |
| A person who is biologically male. |
| 8. Which of the following is NOT typically considered a gender identity? |
| Nonbinary. |
| Genderfluid. |
| Estrogen. |
| Genderqueer. |
| 9. What does gender identity encompass? |
| Only biological traits. |
| A person’s self-concept as male, female, both, or neither. |
| Hormonal levels at birth. |
| Genetic makeup. |
| 10. Which statement best describes the concept of gender? |
| It is strictly binary and based on chromosomes. |
| It is a multidimensional construct influenced by culture and society. |
| It is determined by hormone levels. |
| It is the same as natal sex. |
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