If household work is becoming a barrier to a girl’s education, what is necessary according to the spirit of the scheme?

Correct answer: Sharing household work and protecting study time

Correct answer: A. Education requires regular time, energy and a supportive environment. Household work is useful when shared fairly, but an unequal burden can reduce a girl’s time for homework, attendance, rest and study. The reasoning is simple: identify the barrier, share necessary tasks among family members, and protect a regular period for learning. This supports equal opportunity rather than treating education as optional for girls. A is correct because shared responsibility removes an avoidable barrier while allowing the girl to continue studying. B is wrong because increasing her workload makes the barrier worse. C is wrong because leaving school gives up the educational opportunity instead of solving the problem. D is wrong because exempting sons reinforces unequal gender roles; household responsibilities should be discussed and shared fairly. Memory cue: equal education needs equal support at home.