Which is an example of gender sensitive language?

Correct answer: Addressing everyone with respectful words

The direct answer is B: address everyone with respectful words. Gender-sensitive language avoids treating one gender as naturally more capable, important, or suitable for a particular role. It recognises that people deserve equal dignity and that abilities are not decided by being male, female, or belonging to another gender. Option B is correct because respectful words include everyone and support equality in school, home, and work. Option A is wrong because calling a task only men’s work creates a stereotype and may exclude women or other people who can perform it. Option C is wrong because mocking girls’ ability is insulting and reinforces discrimination. Option D is wrong because repeatedly interrupting women denies them an equal chance to speak and participate. Language is part of behaviour: even without physical action, words can encourage or hurt people. A learner should use a person’s preferred respectful form of address and avoid jokes based on gender. Memory cue: fair language gives every person respect, voice, and opportunity.