Leap Year: ® Remarks by Brian Saveall

The video humorously explores historical and modern gender roles, focusing on the Stone Age and leap year traditions. It discusses how men and women interact, particularly during courtship, and concludes with themes of marriage and subjugation.

What does the narrator suggest about gender roles during the Stone Age?

• Men and women had equal roles.

• There were no defined gender roles.

• Men were dominant, but women had moments of empowerment.

• Women were the primary leaders.

In the modern-day context, how do men react to women's advances according to the narrator?

• They are confused by them.

• They try to avoid them.

• They are indifferent.

• They eagerly accept them.

What humorous observation does the narrator make about men and tempting bait?

• Men refuse to take the bait.

• Men are immune to it.

• Men always fall for it.

• Men create the bait themselves.

What is the ultimate outcome of proposals, regardless of who initiates them?

• The man remains free.

• The woman is left alone.

• The man is eventually caught and married.

• The proposal is always rejected.

How does the narrator describe the final state of the 'caught' man?

• He remains unchanged.

• He is liberated.

• He is thoroughly subdued.

• He becomes more powerful.