
Welcome to our March edition of the Activities! This month, we delve into important dates, significant figures, and key concepts within the realms of belonging. As we celebrate Women’s History Month and recognize other global observances that promote equality and understanding, we’ve put together a set of questions to challenge your knowledge and spark conversation. Whether you’re taking this quiz solo or with colleagues, we hope it inspires reflection on the ongoing journey toward a more understanding world.
Questions:
Question 1: This day, observed in March, focuses on eliminating racial discrimination and promoting equality worldwide. What is it called?
- A) World Equality Day
- B) International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
- C) Global Diversity Day
- D) Unity in Diversity Day
Question 2: Who was the first Black woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
- A) Maya Angelou
- B) Toni Morrison
- C) Zora Neale Hurston
- D) Alice Walker
Question 3: What concept refers to the invisible barriers that prevent women from advancing to the top levels of a corporation?
- A) Glass ceiling
- B) Glass escalator
- C) Corporate ladder
- D) Ceiling effect
Question 4: In many cultures, March marks the celebration of this festival, known for its vibrant colors and the triumph of good over evil. What is it called?
- A) Diwali
- B) Holi
- C) Lunar New Year
- D) Songkran
Question 5: This concept involves understanding, respecting, and accommodating differences in mental functioning that affect learning, communication, and social interaction. It’s a critical aspect of inclusion efforts, yet often overlooked. What is the term?
- A) Emotional Intelligence
- B) Cognitive Diversity
- C) Neurodiversity
- D) Psychological Safety
Question 6: The theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is expected to highlight what ongoing global issue?
- A) Climate Change and Gender Equality
- B) Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress
- C) Gender Equality in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- D) Economic Empowerment for Women
Question 7: This term describes a workplace or educational setting where differences are represented in a meaningful way, allowing all members to thrive:
- A) Inclusion
- B) Multiculturalism
- C) Equality
- D) Affirmative Action
Question 8: Which country was the first to grant women the right to vote, in 1893?
- A) United States
- B) New Zealand
- C) Sweden
- D) United Kingdom
Question 9: The concept of “intersectionality” was coined by:
- A) Angela Davis
- B) Kimberlé Crenshaw
- C) Audre Lorde
- D) Bell Hooks
Question 10: Celebrated on March 31st, this day raises awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide:
- A) Transgender Day of Remembrance
- B) International Transgender Day of Visibility
- C) National Coming Out Day
- D) Pride Day
To add an extra layer of fun and engagement, we’ve made the answers to our trivia quiz “invisible.” They are below, but in white text. So, as you figure out each answer, simply highlight the space next to the clue number to reveal the word. Happy solving!
Answers:
Question 1: B); Question 2: B); Question 3: A); Question 4: B); Question 5: C);
Question 6: B); Question 7: A); Question 8: B); Question 9: B); Question 10: B)
We hope you enjoyed this challenge and learned something new along the way!




















