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question 7 (1 point)
the iranian regime in the 1990s limited women’s rights. what does the word impose mean in the following sentence?
the government imposed rules on women and girls after the iranian revolution.

a this is a negative word that laws \locked them down\

b this is a negative word that means the new laws were very limiting

c this is a negative word that means that people could not choose to obey the laws or not, they had to obey them or they were killed

d all of these answer choices are correct.

question 8 (1 point)
the slogan on the wall states: \men who wear ties are u.s. lackeys\. what does this mean?

a iranian men must wear bow ties, not western ties.

b iranian men are not allowed to wear business suits.

c iranian men who wear western clothing like suits and ties are servants of the u.s.

d iranian men are better dressed than american men.

question 9 (1 point)
there is a slogan posted on the wall which says, \my sister, guard your veil. my brother, guard your eyes.\ what is it telling the men to do?

a avoid temptation and keep your eyes to yourself

b never look at a woman who does not have a veil over her face

c avoid women at all costs. if you see one walking on your side of the street, hurry and cross the street.

d you should always wear ballistic glasses which protect eyes from bullets and shrapnel

Explanation:

Question 7

To determine the meaning of "impose" in the context, we analyze each option:

• Option a: "Locked them down" implies restrictions, which aligns with imposing rules.
• Option b: "Very limiting" also fits the idea of imposing (enforcing restrictive rules).
• Option c: Imposed rules mean people have to obey (no choice), which is consistent.

Since a, b, and c all correctly describe aspects of "impose" in this context, option d is correct.

The slogan "Men who wear ties are U.S. Lackeys" associates wearing ties (a Western clothing item) with being a servant of the U.S.

• Option a: The slogan doesn't mention bow ties, so incorrect.
• Option b: It's about ties, not business suits in general, so incorrect.
• Option c: Correctly interprets the slogan as linking Western clothing (ties) to being a U.S. lackey.
• Option d: The slogan is not about comparing dress quality, so incorrect.

The slogan "My Brother, guard your eyes" is a cultural/religious call for men to avoid inappropriate or tempting looks.

• Option a: "Guard your eyes" means avoiding temptation (looking at things they shouldn't), so this fits.
• Option b: It's not specifically about women without veils, but about self - control, so incorrect.
• Option c: The slogan doesn't suggest avoiding women entirely, just guarding eyes, so incorrect.
• Option d: "Guard your eyes" has nothing to do with ballistic glasses, so incorrect.

Answer:

d. All of these answer choices are correct.

Question 8