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newbem

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________ refers to the pattern of women and men being situated in different jobs throughout the labor force.
 
  a. Gender roles
  b. Gender differentiation
  c. Gender segregation
  d. Gender preferences

Question 2

In ______________, which of a man's names takes a Mr. is determined by whether he is his father's first or second son.
 
  a. Japan
  b. China
  c. Vietnam
  d. Korea



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

D



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