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Garrulous

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Which of the following statements about women heads of government in the developing world is NOT true?
 
  a. Most female heads of government or heads of state have been the widows or daughters of government leaders.
  b. Asia has had more women heads of government than Africa.
  c. Africa has had women heads of government.
  d. Election of a woman head of government or head of state has invariably led to subsequent improvements in the rights and living conditions of the nations female population.

Question 2

The literacy rate among women is lowest in
 
  a. India.
  b. China.
  c. Mexico.
  d. Egypt.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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