Why has the writer written the words between brackets in the following sentence:

This is shown in the cartoon on the left (drawn by the same person as the other two)

“they become more and more dependent on the men as they lose confidence about themselves.” There is an error in this sentence. Which is the correct preposition to use?

What is the writer’s main concern with the cartoon entitled: Gender differences?

"There are infinite options for the boy." Provide an antonym for the word "infinite".

"The boy is told that he can ... and dot, dot, dot." To what do the words "dot, dot, dot" refer?

"Boys have more authority" is a fact.

Is the sentence: "Kids are continually taught ... doing the right stuff." formal or informal in register?