Who was the Australian suffragist who helped secure women’s right to vote in federal elections in 1902?
a) Vida Goldstein
b) Catherine Helen Spence
c) Louisa Lawson
d) Mary Lee
Answer: a) Vida Goldstein
The “Women’s Electoral Lobby” (WEL) was established in Australia during which decade?
a) 1960s
b) 1970s
c) 1980s
d) 1990s
Answer: b) 1970s
Which Australian feminist activist and writer co-founded the “Sydney Women’s Liberation Movement” in the 1960s?
a) Anne Summers
b) Germaine Greer
c) Eva Cox
d) Elizabeth Reid
Answer: c) Eva Cox
The phrase “Destroy the Joint” became associated with which Australian feminist campaign?
a) Campaign for equal pay
b) Campaign against domestic violence
c) Campaign for reproductive rights
d) Campaign against sexist remarks in media
Answer: d) Campaign against sexist remarks in media
The “Second Wave” feminist movement in Australia primarily focused on:
a) Workplace equality
b) Voting rights
c) Reproductive rights
d) Education reforms
Answer: a) Workplace equality
Who was the first female Prime Minister of Australia?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Pauline Hanson
c) Bronwyn Bishop
d) Julie Bishop
Answer: a) Julia Gillard
The “Women’s Liberation” movement gained momentum in Australia during which decade?
a) 1940s
b) 1960s
c) 1980s
d) 2000s
Answer: b) 1960s
Which Australian feminist activist was instrumental in founding the “Global Sisterhood Network”?
a) Dale Spender
b) Anne Summers
c) Elizabeth Reid
d) Germaine Greer
Answer: a) Dale Spender
The “Reclaim the Night” movement in Australia primarily addresses issues related to:
a) Workplace discrimination
b) Domestic violence
c) Reproductive rights
d) Educational inequality
Answer: b) Domestic violence
The feminist campaign known as “Destroying the Joint” gained prominence in response to:
a) Gender pay gap
b) Misogynistic remarks in politics
c) Lack of women in leadership roles
d) Inequality in education
Answer: b) Misogynistic remarks in politics
Who is known for coining the term “male gaze” in feminist discourse?
a) Anne Summers
b) Germaine Greer
c) Laura Mulvey
d) Dale Spender
Answer: c) Laura Mulvey
The “Waves of Feminism” represent different periods of feminist activism. Which wave focused on issues of sexuality, reproductive rights, and workplace equality?
a) First Wave
b) Second Wave
c) Third Wave
d) Fourth Wave
Answer: c) Third Wave
Which Australian feminist fought for Aboriginal rights and co-founded the “Women’s Electoral Lobby” (WEL)?
a) Faith Bandler
b) Jessie Street
c) Elizabeth Evatt
d) Merle Thornton
Answer: b) Jessie Street
The Australian feminist and author of “The Female Eunuch” is:
a) Anne Summers
b) Dale Spender
c) Germaine Greer
d) Eva Cox
Answer: c) Germaine Greer
The “Equal Pay for Equal Work” campaign in Australia was notably supported by which feminist activist?
a) Vida Goldstein
b) Anne Summers
c) Bessie Rischbieth
d) Catherine Helen Spence
Answer: c) Bessie Rischbieth
The Australian feminist movement gained significant momentum following which global event that highlighted women’s rights issues?
a) World War I
b) Women’s suffrage movement in the UK
c) World War II
d) United Nations’ establishment
Answer: c) World War II
The “No Gender December” campaign in Australia aimed to:
a) Eradicate gender stereotypes in advertising
b) Promote gender-neutral toys
c) Encourage non-binary clothing lines
d) Challenge gender norms in education
Answer: a) Eradicate gender stereotypes in advertising
Who was a key figure in the Australian feminist movement and the first woman to serve as Governor of New South Wales?
a) Quentin Bryce
b) Natasha Stott Despoja
c) Elizabeth Evatt
d) Julia Gillard
Answer: a) Quentin Bryce
The Australian feminist campaign “Destroy the Joint” originated from which medium of communication?
a) Television
b) Radio
c) Social media
d) Newspapers
Answer: c) Social media
Who was the first woman to lead the Australian Senate as President?
a) Julia Gillard
b) Margaret Guilfoyle
c) Penny Wong
d) Joan Child
Answer: d) Joan Child
Which feminist organization was founded in Australia and focused on reproductive rights and abortion law reform?
a) Women’s Electoral Lobby (WEL)
b) Destroy the Joint
c) Children by Choice
d) Reclaim the Night
Answer: c) Children by Choice
The “White Ribbon” campaign in Australia aims to address issues related to:
a) Workplace harassment
b) Domestic violence against women
c) Gender pay gap
d) Maternity leave rights
Answer: b) Domestic violence against women
Who was the first woman appointed as Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia?
a) Mary Gaudron
b) Susan Kiefel
c) Elizabeth Evatt
d) Enid Lyons
Answer: b) Susan Kiefel
The Australian feminist movement of the 1970s advocated for which significant legal reform?
a) Access to contraception
b) Equal pay legislation
c) Anti-discrimination laws
d) Abortion law reform
Answer: d) Abortion law reform
Who was the Australian feminist and writer known for her book “The Female Advantage”?
a) Anne Summers
b) Germaine Greer
c) Dale Spender
d) Eva Cox
Answer: c) Dale Spender
The “Destroy the Joint” movement emerged in response to:
a) Unequal representation of women in politics
b) Misogynistic attitudes in workplaces
c) Gender-based violence statistics
d) Sexist language in media and public discourse
Answer: d) Sexist language in media and public discourse
Who was the first Indigenous woman to be elected to the Australian House of Representatives?
a) Nova Peris
b) Linda Burney
c) Aden Ridgeway
d) Jacqui Lambie
Answer: a) Nova Peris
The “Fair Wear Australia” campaign focuses on:
a) Equal rights in the workplace
b) Sustainable fashion
c) Gender-neutral clothing lines
d) Ethical treatment of garment workers
Answer: d) Ethical treatment of garment workers
Which Australian feminist was involved in advocating for the establishment of rape crisis centers in the 1970s?
a) Anne Summers
b) Elizabeth Evatt
c) Eva Cox
d) Dale Spender
Answer: a) Anne Summers
The “Suffrage Centenary” in Australia marked:
a) 50 years of women’s suffrage
b) 100 years of women’s suffrage
c) 150 years of women’s suffrage
d) 200 years of women’s suffrage
Answer: b) 100 years of women’s suffrage
Which Australian feminist co-founded the organization “Emily’s List” to support progressive women in politics?
a) Anne Summers
b) Joan Kirner
c) Natasha Stott Despoja
d) Elizabeth Reid
Answer: b) Joan Kirner
The “Reproductive Choice Australia” campaign primarily advocates for:
a) Access to affordable childcare
b) Women’s reproductive rights
c) Equal representation in parliament
d) Gender-neutral parenting
Answer: b) Women’s reproductive rights
The “Me Too” movement in Australia gained traction primarily in which industry?
a) Entertainment
b) Politics
c) Technology
d) Healthcare
Answer: a) Entertainment
Who was the first female Premier of an Australian state?
a) Joan Kirner
b) Carmen Lawrence
c) Anna Bligh
d) Rosemary Follett
Answer: d) Rosemary Follett
The “Our Watch” campaign in Australia focuses on:
a) Promoting women in STEM fields
b) Preventing violence against women and children
c) Advocating for LGBTQ+ rights
d) Closing the gender pay gap
Answer: b) Preventing violence against women and children
The “Destroy the Joint” movement initially gained prominence through which social media platform?
a) Facebook
b) Twitter
c) Instagram
d) TikTok
Answer: a) Facebook
Who was the first female Governor-General of Australia?
a) Quentin Bryce
b) Michaelle Jean
c) Quentin Bryce
d) Julie Payette
Answer: a) Quentin Bryce
The “Destroy the Joint” movement aimed to:
a) Challenge gender stereotypes in advertising
b) Address sexism and misogyny in public discourse
c) Promote equal representation in parliament
d) Advocate for reproductive rights
Answer: b) Address sexism and misogyny in public discourse
Who was a prominent Australian feminist involved in advocating for the establishment of the National Women’s Advisory Council?
a) Elizabeth Reid
b) Eva Cox
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