Which example shows both gender equality and dignity of labour?

Correct answer: All family members respectfully share cooking cleaning and care work

The direct answer is A. When all family members respectfully share cooking, cleaning, and care work, the example shows both gender equality and dignity of labour. The reasoning has two parts: equality means no household task is assigned only because someone is male or female; dignity of labour means useful work is respected rather than treated as inferior. Option A satisfies both conditions because the work is shared and every contributor is valued. Option B is wrong because calling housework only a maid’s work devalues that labour and can create class-based disrespect. Option C is wrong because making the daughter do everything places an unequal burden on her. Option D is wrong because freeing the son from housework reinforces a gender stereotype and denies equal responsibility. Household work may be unpaid, but it is still necessary and skilled work. Memory cue: share the work, respect the worker, and do not attach tasks to gender.