QUIZ

Question 1

a person who generally
does not experience attraction towards anyone.

Answer 1

ASEXUAL

Question 2

An outdated term used to refer to MONOSEXISM.

Answer 2

BIPHOBIA

Question 3

The sexual orientation of a person who is attracted to people of more than one gender. Some terms under the
include OMNISEXUAL, POLYSEXUAL, and
PANSEXUAL

Answer 3

BISEXUAL

Question 4

The gender identity of a person who is not
transgender, i.e., whose gender identity aligns with their sex or gender assigned at birth

Answer 4

CISGENDER

Question 5

The system of discrimination that oppresses transgender and gender non–conforming people, based on
the belief that there are, and should be, only two genders (i.e.,
female and male)

Answer 5

CISSEXISM

Question 6

The sexual orientation of a person (usually a man) who is attracted to people of the same gender,

Answer 6

GAY

Question 7

A mental illness characterized by the
distress a person may feel when their gender identity does not align their sex or gender assigned at birth

Answer 7

GENDER DYSPHORIA

Question 7

The external appearance of a
person’s gender, usually expressed through behavior, clothing,
haircut, or voice, which may or may not conform to socially
defined behaviors and characteristics typically associated with
being either feminine or masculine.

Answer 7

GENDER EXPRESSION

Question 8

A social construct used to categorize a person as female, male, or another identity, which is different from and
usually based on one’s sex assigned at birth.

Answer 8

GENDER

Question 9

A person’s innermost concept of self
as female, male, or another identity, which may or may not
correspond with their sex or gender assigned at birth

Answer 9

GENDER IDENTITY

Question 10

A person whose gender
expression does not align with their gender identity, e.g.,
feminine men

Answer 10

GENDER NON-CONFORMING

Question 11

A person whose gender identity does not
conform to cisgender norms.

Answer 11

GENDERQUEER

Question 12

The system of discrimination that oppresses
non–heterosexual people (e.g., those who are asexual,
bisexual, gay, lesbian), based on the belief that all people are,
or should be, heterosexual.

Answer 12

HETEROSEXISM

Question 13

The sexual orientation of a person who is
attracted to people of a different gender.

Answer 13

HETEROSEXUAL

Question 14

An outdated term used to refer to
HETEROSEXISM.

Answer 14

HOMOPHOBIA

Question 15

An outdated term used to refer to GAY or LESBIAN.

Answer 15

HOMOSEXUAL

Question 16

A person whose primary and/or secondary sex characteristics, or their combination of chromosomes, external genitalia, gonads, hormones, and/or internal reproductive
organs, differ from the two expected patterns of “female” an “male” and cannot be easily categorized as either of them.

Answer 16

INTERSEX

Question 17

A woman who is attracted to people of the same gender, i.e., women.

Answer 17

LESBIAN

Question 18

An act wherein someone attributes to a
person a gender that does not align with said person’s gender
identity by using the wrong name, pronouns, or titles,
regardless of their knowledge of the person’s SOGIESC or
their chosen name, pronouns, or titles.

Answer 18

MISGENDERING

Question 19

A system of discrimination that oppresses
bisexual people, based on the belief that all people are, or
should be, attracted to people of only one gender (i.e., gay,
lesbian, or heterosexual)

Answer 19

MONOSEXISM

Question 20

A person whose gender does not fall within the Gender binary of female and male. Some terms under the include AGENDER, BIGENDER, GENDERFLUID, and GENDERQUEER or QUEER

Question 21

A radical and transgressive umbrella term used to describe a person whose sexual orientation, gender identity,
or gender expression does not conform to cisgender heterosexual norms

Answer 21

QUEER

Question 22

A social construct used to categorize
a person as female or male based on their sex characteristics
but is usually based on external genitalia.

Answer 22

SEX ASSIGNED AT BIRTH

Question 22

A person who is still in the process of exploring
their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

Answer 22

QUESTIONING

Question 23

A person’s physical traits that indicate
their biological sex, such as chromosomes, external genitalia, gonads, hormones, and internal reproductive organs. Traits
present at birth are called PRIMARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS,
whereas those that develop during puberty are called
SECONDARY SEX CHARACTERISTICS.

Answer 23

SEX CHARACTERISTICS (SC)

Question 24

The system of discrimination that oppresses women,
based on the belief that women are inferior to men

Answer 24

SEXISM

Question 25

An inherent or immutable enduring
emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction to other people.

Answer 25

SEXUAL ORIENTATION

Question 26

An outdated term used to refer to HETEROSEXUAL.

Answer 26

STRAIGHT/CISGENDER

Question 27

A person whose gender identity does not align with their sex or gender assigned at birth, frequently abbreviated to TRANS. Some terms under include GENDERQUEER, NON–BINARY, and TRANSSEXUAL.

Answer 27

TRANSGENDER

Question 28

An outdated term used to refer to CISSEXISM.

Answer 28

TRANSPHOBIA

Question 29

Refers to transgender people who have
undergone or are in the process of undergoing medical Transitioning, i.e., gender–affirming surgery, hormone replacement therapy.

Answer 29

TRANSSEXUAL