問題一覧
1
while those that develop during
puberty, such as larger breasts and Adam’s apples, are
called
SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
2
Traits present at birth,
such as vaginas and penises, are called
PRIMARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
3
are a person’s physical
traits that indicate their biological sex,
SEX CHARACTERISTICS (SC)
4
to describe intersex people has
negative connotations/implications
HERMAPHRODITE
5
their primary and/or secondary sex
characteristics or the combination of their biological
traits differ from the two expected patterns of “female”
and “male,” and therefore cannot be easily categorized
as either of them (Human Rights Campaign, n.d.).
INTERSEX
6
these __ characteristics can either be present at
birth or develop during puberty.
intersex
7
is a person’s deeply felt
internal and individual experience of gender,
whether as female, male, or another identity, which
may or may not align with their sex assigned at birth
GENDER IDENTITY
8
encompasses these cultural and societal
expectations of how girls, women, boys,and men
should be. It categorizes a person’s femaleness/
womanhood or maleness/manhood based on sex assigned at birth
GENDER
9
The traditional binary view
of gender identity
man&woman
10
If your gender matches your sex assigned at birth,
you’re __.
CISGENDER
11
For example, if
you’re a woman who was assigned female at birth
(AFAB), you are a __
cisgender woman or a cis woman
12
For
example, if you are a woman who was assigned male at
birth (AMAB), you are a
transgender woman or a trans woman
13
However, if your gender doesn’t align with your sex
assigned at birth, you’re
__
TRANSGENDER
14
is an umbrella term that describes people whose
gender doesn’t match their sex assigned at birth.
TRANSGENDER
15
a spectrum with
woman on one end and man on the other
GENDER SPECTRUM
16
People usually think of gender as a binary of woman
and man
GENDER BINARY
17
genders outside of the
woman-man binary and spectrum, have existed
throughout history across many cultures, including the
Philippines
NON-BINARY GENDERS
18
were
spiritual leaders during the pre-colonial times
Babaylan (Visayan) and Katalonan (Tagalog)
19
is an umbrella term
coined by indigenous people of Turtle Island (North
America) to represent people of diverse genders, or
indigenous people who don’t fall under the strict
gender roles of woman or man, and its definition varies
from nation to nation
TWO-SPIRIT
20
is an umbrella term for the
Indian transgender community, who claim that they are
neither women nor men but a separate third gender
Hijra
21
identities include transgender women and men.
Binary transgender
22
as an umbrella term, is comprised of
binary and non-binary genders.
Transgender
23
include
AGENDER
(no gender),
BIGENDER (two genders),
GENDERFLUID
(a changing
experience of gender), and
GENDERQUEER
or
QUEER
non-binary genders
24
is a usually-long, complex, and
personal process that transgender people undergo to
live as their true selves.
TRANSITIONING
25
There are various modes of
transitioning: __—all of which are considered GENDERAFFIRMING ACTS
INTERNAL, SOCIAL, LEGAL, and MEDICAL
26
There are various modes of
transitioning: INTERNAL, SOCIAL, LEGAL, and
MEDICAL—all of which are considered __
GENDER AFFIRMING ACTS
27
involves coming out
to one’s family, friends, schoolmates, or coworkers.
Social transitioning
28
also encompasses using a gender-affirming name and/
or pronouns, changing the way one acts or speaks,
wearing clothes that match one’s gender, and other
similar gender-affirming acts.
Social transitioning
29
means that a transgender
person has already come out to themselves as
transgender.
internally transition
30
encompasses hormone replacement therapy
(HRT) or gender-affirming surgery.
Medical transition
31
involves changing one’s name or sex/gender marker in
legal documents, such as birth certificates.
Legal transitioning
32
people are transgender
people who have undergone or are currently
undergoing medical transitioning, i.e.,
hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and/or
gender-affirming surgery.
TRANSSEXUAL
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1
while those that develop during
puberty, such as larger breasts and Adam’s apples, are
called
SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
2
Traits present at birth,
such as vaginas and penises, are called
PRIMARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS
3
are a person’s physical
traits that indicate their biological sex,
SEX CHARACTERISTICS (SC)
4
to describe intersex people has
negative connotations/implications
HERMAPHRODITE
5
their primary and/or secondary sex
characteristics or the combination of their biological
traits differ from the two expected patterns of “female”
and “male,” and therefore cannot be easily categorized
as either of them (Human Rights Campaign, n.d.).
INTERSEX
6
these __ characteristics can either be present at
birth or develop during puberty.
intersex
7
is a person’s deeply felt
internal and individual experience of gender,
whether as female, male, or another identity, which
may or may not align with their sex assigned at birth
GENDER IDENTITY
8
encompasses these cultural and societal
expectations of how girls, women, boys,and men
should be. It categorizes a person’s femaleness/
womanhood or maleness/manhood based on sex assigned at birth
GENDER
9
The traditional binary view
of gender identity
man&woman
10
If your gender matches your sex assigned at birth,
you’re __.
CISGENDER
11
For example, if
you’re a woman who was assigned female at birth
(AFAB), you are a __
cisgender woman or a cis woman
12
For
example, if you are a woman who was assigned male at
birth (AMAB), you are a
transgender woman or a trans woman
13
However, if your gender doesn’t align with your sex
assigned at birth, you’re
__
TRANSGENDER
14
is an umbrella term that describes people whose
gender doesn’t match their sex assigned at birth.
TRANSGENDER
15
a spectrum with
woman on one end and man on the other
GENDER SPECTRUM
16
People usually think of gender as a binary of woman
and man
GENDER BINARY
17
genders outside of the
woman-man binary and spectrum, have existed
throughout history across many cultures, including the
Philippines
NON-BINARY GENDERS
18
were
spiritual leaders during the pre-colonial times
Babaylan (Visayan) and Katalonan (Tagalog)
19
is an umbrella term
coined by indigenous people of Turtle Island (North
America) to represent people of diverse genders, or
indigenous people who don’t fall under the strict
gender roles of woman or man, and its definition varies
from nation to nation
TWO-SPIRIT
20
is an umbrella term for the
Indian transgender community, who claim that they are
neither women nor men but a separate third gender
Hijra
21
identities include transgender women and men.
Binary transgender
22
as an umbrella term, is comprised of
binary and non-binary genders.
Transgender
23
include
AGENDER
(no gender),
BIGENDER (two genders),
GENDERFLUID
(a changing
experience of gender), and
GENDERQUEER
or
QUEER
non-binary genders
24
is a usually-long, complex, and
personal process that transgender people undergo to
live as their true selves.
TRANSITIONING
25
There are various modes of
transitioning: __—all of which are considered GENDERAFFIRMING ACTS
INTERNAL, SOCIAL, LEGAL, and MEDICAL
26
There are various modes of
transitioning: INTERNAL, SOCIAL, LEGAL, and
MEDICAL—all of which are considered __
GENDER AFFIRMING ACTS
27
involves coming out
to one’s family, friends, schoolmates, or coworkers.
Social transitioning
28
also encompasses using a gender-affirming name and/
or pronouns, changing the way one acts or speaks,
wearing clothes that match one’s gender, and other
similar gender-affirming acts.
Social transitioning
29
means that a transgender
person has already come out to themselves as
transgender.
internally transition
30
encompasses hormone replacement therapy
(HRT) or gender-affirming surgery.
Medical transition
31
involves changing one’s name or sex/gender marker in
legal documents, such as birth certificates.
Legal transitioning
32
people are transgender
people who have undergone or are currently
undergoing medical transitioning, i.e.,
hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and/or
gender-affirming surgery.
TRANSSEXUAL