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What is Iceland known for?

• Its large population

• Its stunning landscapes and northern lights

• Its technological advancements

• Its historical landmarks

Iceland has ranked number one on which index?

• Global Economic Development Index

• World Gender Equality Index

• World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index

• Global Environmental Sustainability Index

When did the protest known as the "Women's Day Off" take place?

• October 24, 1975

• October 24, 1980

• October 24, 1990

• October 24, 2000

What were Icelandic women protesting against during the "Women's Day Off"?

• Lack of job opportunities

• Gender discrimination in the workplace

• Wage inequality and gender-related social injustices

• Lack of political representation

How did the protest affect the country?

• It led to a complete shutdown of the country.

• It resulted in a significant increase in women's wages.

• It caused a decline in the number of women in the workforce.

• It resulted in the establishment of new schools and nurseries.

When was the Gender Equality Act passed in Iceland?

• 1975

• 1980

• 1990

• 2000

What percentage of men's earnings were women earning in 2005 in Iceland?

• 36.15%

• 50%

• 64.15%

• 85%

Why did women in Iceland organize another strike on the thirtieth anniversary of the "Women's Day Off"?

• To protest against workplace discrimination

• To demand equal pay for equal work

• To advocate for more women in leadership positions

• To raise awareness about gender-based violence

What time did women leave work during the strike in 2016?

• 2:08 p.m.

• 2:30 p.m.

• 2:38 p.m.

• 3:00 p.m.

What did Iceland become the first country to legally demand in 2018?

• Equal representation in politics for men and women

• Gender-segregated workplaces

• Equal pay for men and women

• Free education for both men and women