Which example shows fair redistribution of care work?

Correct answer: Father regularly participates in child study and elder care

The direct answer is B: fair redistribution of care work is shown when the father regularly helps with the child’s study and the care of an older person. Care work includes supervision, teaching, cooking, cleaning, emotional support, and assistance to children or elders. The reasoning is: care is necessary work; if one person, usually a woman or girl, carries all of it, the burden becomes unequal. Sharing it among capable family members makes responsibility fairer and can protect women’s education, employment, rest, and health. Option A is wrong because the mother is left with all the responsibility. Option B is correct because the father takes regular, meaningful responsibility rather than offering occasional symbolic help. Option C is wrong because removing a daughter from school transfers the burden to her and harms her education. Option D is wrong because making a grandmother work all day without rest is exploitation, not fair sharing. Memory cue: fair redistribution means “share the task, time, and responsibility,” not merely saying that care is important.