Which example shows gender division of household work affecting children future career ideas?

Correct answer: Making daughter do kitchen work and son do technical repair

The direct answer is B: making a daughter do kitchen work while making a son do technical repairs shows gender division and can shape future career ideas. Children learn gender roles through repeated family examples. If girls repeatedly see cooking and care described as their work, while boys are directed toward tools, machines, or technical tasks, they may begin to believe that some careers belong only to women or only to men. Option A is wrong because both children learning cooking presents shared skills, not a restrictive division. Option B is correct because different duties are assigned specifically by gender, and that pattern can limit confidence and career choices. Option C is wrong because equal study time supports educational opportunity rather than gender stereotyping. Option D is wrong because shared care models cooperation and equality. Memory cue: repeated “girls do this, boys do that” teaches gender roles.