obedient to their husbands. Rabina Khan criticizes the oppressed by their husbands. fact that Muslim women 4. wearing headscarves are religious fundamentalists. mainly seen as… troublemakers. all wear headscarves. don't wear headscarves. Rabina Khan's daughters 5. and herself… have different attitudes towards headscarves. see headscarves as instruments of oppression. 6.Rabina Khan agrees with true the Prime Minister's recent 6. criticism of false multiculturalism. As a child, Khan found it true hard to see herself in the 7. books and toys available to British children at the false time. a Muslim, too. The teacher who a social outcast. suggested Khan's 8. classmates should find out from Bangladesh. more about her was… from Wales. focus on her own culture. Growing up with different goodwill and understanding. cultures and ethnicities 9. gave Rabina Khan a ignorance about her own identity. feeling of… isolation and conflict. integrate with neighbours and workmates. A 2010 survey showed listen to radical preachers. that first-generation 10. immigrants who tend to marry within their own make sure their children follow their example. community also… stay away from "white" parts of their hometowns.
4. Rabina Khan criticizes the fact that Muslim women wearing headscarves are mainly seen as… obedient to their husbands. oppressed by their husbands. religious fundamentalists. troublemakers. 5. Rabina Khan's daughters and herself… all wear headscarves. don't wear headscarves. have different attitudes towards headscarves. see headscarves as instruments of oppression. 6. 6.Rabina Khan agrees with the Prime Minister's recent criticism of multiculturalism. true false 7. As a child, Khan found it hard to see herself in the books and toys available to British children at the time. true false 8. The teacher who suggested Khan's classmates should find out more about her was… a Muslim, too. a social outcast. from Bangladesh. from Wales. 9. Growing up with different cultures and ethnicities gave Rabina Khan a feeling of… focus on her own culture. goodwill and understanding. ignorance about her own identity. isolation and conflict. 10. A 2010 survey showed that first-generation immigrants who tend to marry within their own community also… integrate with neighbours and workmates. listen to radical preachers. make sure their children follow their example. stay away from "white" parts of their hometowns.
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