Women Struggle

Question 1

Pupitre

Answer 1

Lecter

Question 2

Renflouer

Answer 2

To bail out

Question 3

Fournaise

Answer 3

Furnace

Question 4

Fairness

Answer 4

Équité

Question 5

Nods slightly

Answer 5

Hochement de tête légèrement

Question 6

S’enfoncer dans

Answer 6

Sinkin

Question 7

La mâchoire se resserre

Answer 7

Jaw tightens

Question 8

C’est à ce titre

Answer 8

It’s fitting

Question 9

fossé

Answer 9

gap

Question 10

baisse

Answer 10

drop off

Question 11

corvées

Answer 11

chores

Question 12

plafond de verre

Answer 12

glass ceiling

Question 13

breadwinners

Answer 13

la personne qui gagne les plus d’argent dans la famille

Question 14

flouer et arnaquer

Answer 14

shortchange

Question 15

Elles ont manifesté au parlement

Answer 15

They marched to the parliement

Question 16

S’engager

Answer 16

Enlist

Question 17

Des suffragettes on fait des grèves de la faim pour attirer l’attention du public

Answer 17

Some suffragettes went on hunger strikes

Question 18

Déplier

Answer 18

Unfold

Question 19

Un symbole de la propagande de la guerre

Answer 19

A symbol of wartime propaganda

Question 20

Dans les années 60 les femmes etaient payées moins que les hommes

Answer 20

In the last 60s women were paid less than men for the same job

Question 21

Hautain

Answer 21

Haughty

Question 22

Dedainieux

Answer 22

Comtemptuous

Question 23

Meprisant

Answer 23

Despiful

Question 24

Soutient

Answer 24

Supportive

Question 25

Elle est déterminée sans peur. Elle croit profondément en ses convictions. Elle ne laissera personne marcher sur elle.

Answer 25

She is determined inflexible and fearless. She strongly believes in her convictions. She doesn’t let anyone walk over her.

Question 26

Il semble plus facile pour les femmes d’entrer dans le monde du travail, seulement elle continue de souffrir du plafond de verre et leur carrière ne progresse pas autant que les hommes. La plupart des tâches sont toujours faites ( healthcare, cooking, childcare)

Answer 26

It seems to be easier for women to enter the job market but they still suffer from the glass ceiling their career don’t progress as much as men’s. Most chores are still done by women and Some working fields are still mostly done by them too m.

Question 27

En d’autres thermes la discrimination salariale est un réel problème et pertinent problèmes qui continue de nuire aux femmes américaines et à leurs familles.

Answer 27

In other words, may discrimination is a real and persistent problem that continues to shortchange American women and their families.

Question 28

Les hommes et les femmes égaux

Answer 28

Men and women are created equal so there should be a second class citizens. Equal pay benefits women and their family, for the American economy to work there should be no discrimination.

Question 29

Première loi d’Obama

Answer 29

Equal pay has personal dimension for him. It’s the first bill he signed when he become president. He wanted to pay a tribute to his grandmother who worked in a bank all her life and who suffered from the pay gap. He wants his daughters to live in a society where woman are not discriminated.

Question 30

Considération d’Hillary Clinton de la femme définition

Answer 30

To her women, women should consider themselves as agents of change, drivers of progress and lakers of peace. The power to change things.

Question 31

Moins opportunités pour les femmes et fosse financier

Answer 31

There are fewer job opportunities for women and there’s still a wage gap. Some women are now leading business or serving at the highest levels of government but many women can’t have access to mal dominated fields and find it hard to balance work and family.

Question 32

Expression used to + BV

Événement dans le passé

Answer 32

She used to work as a nurse

There used to be a pub in that place

Question 33

Be used to + v-ing

Expression qui exprime une habitude plus ou moins subie

Answer 33

She used to looking after the children alone

Question 34

Autrefois les hommes avaient moins de droits que les hommes.

Answer 34

In the past womens used to have less rights than men.

Question 35

Les garçons n’étaient pas habitués à ce qu’on leur demande de faire la vaisselle ou le repassage

Answer 35

Boys were not used to do the washing or the ironing when we ask them to do it.

Question 36

L’éducation est La clé du leadership

Answer 36

Education is the key leadership to power