According to queer theory, performativity shows that:

• A) Sexual identities are biologically fixed
• B) Sexual identities are universally the same
• C) Sexual identities are transparent truths
• D) Sexual identities are culturally produced

The idea of sexual identity as performative was introduced by:

• A) Austin
• B) Butler
• C) Foucault
• D) Sedgwick

The term “market Islam” refers to:

• A) Compliance-based Islamic consumerism
• B) Islamic education system
• C) Secular women’s empowerment
• D) Political Islam only

Butler’s theory of performativity suggests identity is:

• A) Independent of actions
• B) A pre-existing essence
• C) The result of repeated acts
• D) A fixed natural truth

Sedgwick’s “Epistemology of the Closet” critiques heterosexuality by:

• A) Linking it with health and fertility
• B) Proving it is biologically natural
• C) Presenting it as divine order
• D) Treating it as a fixed identity

Islamic feminism rejects:

• A) A single male interpretation of Islam
• B) Research within Islamic discourse
• C) Multiple voices in Islam
• D) Historical debates in Islam

According to studies, women use emojis mainly to:

• A) Express sarcasm
• B) Create humor and intimacy
• C) Avoid communication
• D) Show authority

Choose the correct option In the model of ‘Cultivated Desire’, repeated practice creates:

• A) Freedom
• B) Autonomy
• C) Instincts
• D) Discipline

Which feminist group criticized mainstream feminism for ignoring sexuality?

• A) Chicana feminists
• B) Black feminists
• C) Lesbian feminists
• D) Radical feminists

What does the term “new imperialism” refer to?

• A) The replacement of local languages with global languages
• B) The spread of religion through colonization
• C) Economic and cultural domination of former colonies after political independence
• D) Political domination of colonies through military power

Queer theory argues that sexuality is:

• A) Constructed and unstable
• B) Determined by biology
• C) A natural and fixed identity
• D) Always heterosexual

Which colour of heart emoji may be perceived as more romantic?

• A) Green
• B) Black
• C) Red
• D) Blue

According to Derrida’s concept of deconstruction, heterosexuality is privileged by:

• A) Legal enforcement
• B) Universal acceptance
• C) Defining itself against homosexuality
• D) Nature’s design

According to Wittgenstein’s idea of ‘language games,’ breaking modesty norms in society is like:

• A) Changing habits
• B) Winning a debate
• C) Breaking grammar rules
• D) Making new desires

According to queer theory, categories such as “gay” and “lesbian” are:

• A) Regulatory fictions
• B) Biologically fixed
• C) Universal facts
• D) Natural truths

‘Standpoint theory’ highlights:

• A) Women’s unique perspectives
• B) Male-centered neutrality
• C) Social uniformity
• D) Objective science

Which institution was consistently challenged by feminists in Pakistan?

• A) Ministry of Women’s Affairs
• B) Council of Islamic Ideology (CII)
• C) Federal Public Service Commission
• D) Provincial Assemblies

In post-Islamist reformulation, capitalism:

• A) Removes gender inequalities
• B) Commodifies women regardless of piety
• C) Promotes Islamic justice
• D) Protects women equally

‘Desire’ in the modal of Cultivated Desire is seen as:

• A) Cause of moral action
• B) Result of freedom
• C) Product of moral action
• D) Independent of practice

For queer theorists, drag is significant because it:

• A) Promotes natural heterosexuality
• B) Shows gender is fixed
• C) Exposes gender as a performance
• D) Proves men are stronger