If in a family the daughter is given household work after study and the son is given rest what problem does this show?

Correct answer: Unequal gender based work division

The direct answer is B: unequal gender-based division of work. The situation gives the daughter household duties after study while the son receives rest, not because of ability or a fair agreement, but because she is a girl and he is a boy. This is gender inequality in the distribution of unpaid domestic labour. Option B is correct because the same family is assigning different responsibilities on the basis of gender. Option A is wrong because age-appropriate work would depend on a child’s age, safety, ability, and available time, not simply gender. Option C is wrong because equal opportunity means both children should receive fair chances for study, rest, and participation. Option D is wrong because this arrangement is not a safe-training plan; it is an unequal expectation. Household work is real work and should be shared fairly according to ability and circumstances. Memory cue: same opportunity for study, rest, and chores means equality; gender-based burden means inequality.