MỤC TIÊU BÀI HỌC

★ Vận dụng được các chiến thuật làm bài Reading Comprehension và Open Cloze.
★ Luyện tập kỹ năng đọc về các chủ đề xã hội, lịch sử, mà cụ thể là nữ quyền qua
dịp Ngày Phụ Nữ Việt Nam này.
★ Đồng thời phổ cập một số kiến thức về lịch sử của các phong trào đấu tranh nữ
quyền trên toàn thế giới và Việt Nam.

READING COMPREHENSION:
Các bài Reading Comprehension trong đề thi Anh chuyên Tuyển Sinh 10 thường các
dạng tương đối giống với các bài đọc hiểu trong đề thi TOEFL ibt (Trừ những câu hỏi
Sentence Simplification Questions, Text Insertion, Prose Summary Questions và
Table/Chart Questions - Đây là những dạng câu hỏi thường gặp hơn trong các đề thi
HSG cấp THPT như Olympic 30/4, Học Sinh Giỏi Thành phố…)

Vậy, các dạng câu hỏi thường gặp trong bài thi Anh chuyên bao gồm những gì? Hãy
quan sát bảng sau nhé:
Dạng câu hỏi Những câu hỏi cụ thể thường gặp

- According to the passage, who/when/where/what/how/why _____?

- According to paragraph X, which of the following is true of _____?
CÂU HỎI NỘI
- The author’s description of _____ mentions which of the following?
DUNG
- According to paragraph X, _____ occurred because _____.
- According to the passage, why did X do Y?

- All of the following are mentioned in paragraph X as _____ EXCEPT:

CÂU HỎI NỘI
- According to the passage, which of the following is NOT _____?
DUNG PHỦ
- The author’s description of _____ mentions all the following
ĐỊNH
EXCEPT:

- Which of the following can be inferred about _____?

- The author of the passage implies that _____
- Which of the following can be inferred from paragraph X about
CÂU HỎI SUY
_____?
LUẬN
- Based on information in paragraphs X and Y, what can be inferred
about _____?
- It is suggested in paragraph X that _____
 - The author discuss _____ in paragraph X in order to
CÂU HỎI MỤC
- Why does the author mention _____?
ĐÍCH TU TỪ
- The author uses _____ as an example of

CÂU HỎI TỪ - The word _____ in the passage is closest in meaning to

VỰNG - In stating _____, the author means that

CÂU HỎI VỀ - The word _____ in the passage refers to

ĐẠI TỪ

Lưu ý:
Các dạng câu hỏi trên đòi hỏi người đọc cần có khả năng hiểu văn bản, từ đó đưa ra
những suy luận từ hiểu biết của mình về văn bản đó. Vì thế, khi làm những dạng bài
đọc hiểu, sự tập trung là một trong những điều cần thiết nhất, bởi khi đó bạn cần suy
ngẫm và tập trung cao độ vào ngữ liệu đọc hiểu để có thể làm bài trong thời gian
nhanh và suy nghĩ được sắc bén nhất.

OPEN CLOZE:
Các bài Open Cloze không có giới hạn về nội dung kiến thức. Tuy nhiên, thường những
câu hỏi Open Cloze được phân ra thành hai dạng chính: Dạng tập trung ở ngữ pháp
và dạng tập trung vào từ vựng.

Dạng cụ thể Ví dụ

Đây là dạng câu hỏi khó nhưng cũng thường xuyên

xuất hiện trong đề thi. Để làm dạng đề này, cần phải
luyện đọc nhiều và thường xuyên để dễ dàng nhận
diện được ý nghĩa của từ còn thiếu.
Dạng từ lẻ
Ví dụ: Garbology is a branch of ethnography, a science
which abandon traditional methods of _____ market
research information…
→ obtaining: thu thập

Đây là dạng câu hỏi thường gặp nhất với độ khó đa

dạng. Các dạng câu hỏi này đòi hỏi sự sắc bén và cần
luyện tập thường xuyên mới có thể làm đúng được
những câu hỏi này.
TỪ
VỰNG Dạng Phrasal
Ví dụ: To most people, landfill sites are simply holes in
verb/Collocations
the ground where waste _____ is buried.
/Prepositions
→ Collocations: waste material

There is growing interest by western scientists _____ the

study of ginseng.
→ Preposition: in (interest in sth)

Dạng câu hỏi này đòi hỏi người đọc hiểu về mối quan
hệ giữa các vế trong câu hoặc giữa các câu trong
Dạng Linking đoạn. Các từ cần điền vào chỗ trống này thường là:
words but, and, however, although, despite, notwithstanding,
furthermore, moreover, additionally…
 Ví dụ: Allergies can occur at any time during your life,
_____ usually do so before your fortieth birthday.
→ but: Thể hiện mối quan hệ tương phản (trong trường
hợp này để nhấn mạnh) giữa hai vế trong câu.

Mệnh đề quan hệ là một trong những chủ điểm ngữ

pháp thường xuất hiện trong bài Open Cloze. Những
từ cần điền khi gặp dạng này là: who, when, why, which,
that, how… hay một số kiến thức kết hợp với
Relative clauses prepositions __ which → by/with/along/… which.

Ví dụ: However, the truth behind _____ the ginseng

works still remains a mystery.
→ Relative pronoun: how
NGỮ Những từ chỉ định lượng: “many/much/a lot
PHÁP of/few/little/some/any/enough of/plenty of…” hay
những mạo từ “a(n)/the” hay những đại từ khác như
“this/that/these/those” hay các tính từ/đại sở hữu
“my(mine)/your(s)/his/her(s)/our(s)/their(s)” cũng thường
Determiners xuất hiện trong bài Open Cloze

Ví dụ: And when you’ve had enough _____ shopping

there are plenty of café, restaurants and nightclubs to
choose from.
→ Quantifier: enough of

PASSAGE A:
International Women's Day
Following a year of planning and collaborative conversations, the
internationalwomensday.com platform was launched with the specific purpose of
re-energizing the day and inviting mass participation - a focus which continues to this
day - by celebrating and making visible the achievements of women, while continuing
the call for accelerating gender parity. The IWD website was launched in pretty much a
pre-social media world - there was no Facebook to connect and mobilise communities;
no Eventbrite to publish and promote events; no Instagram, Twitter or TikTok to
galvanise collective action. This was a time when the rise of women was still largely
seen as the fall of men. As such, in 2001 the website was launched in the spirit of
providing a useful hub for encouraging IWD events, sharing information about the day
and wider gender issues, and celebrating the achievements of women.
2011 saw the centenary of International Women's Day - with the first IWD event
held exactly 100 years ago in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. In the
United States, President Barack Obama proclaimed March 2011 to be "Women's History
Month", calling Americans to mark IWD by reflecting on "the extraordinary
accomplishments of women" in shaping the country's history. The then Secretary of
State, Hillary Clinton, launched the "100 Women Initiative: Empowering Women and Girls
through International Exchanges". In the United Kingdom, celebrity activist Annie
Lennox led a march across one of London's iconic bridges raising awareness in
support for global charity Women for Women International. Further charities such as
Oxfam have run extensive IWD activity. Many celebrities and business leaders actively
support the day. IWD was finally starting to become more mainstream and inclusive,
with groups everywhere participating.
The world has witnessed a significant change and attitudinal shift in both
women's and society's thoughts about women's equality and emancipation. Many from
a younger generation may feel that “all the battles have been won for women” while
many feminists from the 1970's know only too well the longevity and ingrained
complexity of patriarchy. With more women in the boardroom, greater equality in
legislative rights, and an increased critical mass of women's visibility as impressive role
models in every aspect of life, one could think that women have gained true equality.
Regarding pay, the unfortunate fact is that women are still not equal to that of their
counterparts, women still are not present in equal numbers in business or politics,
and globally women's education, health and the violence against them is worse than
that of men. However, great improvements have been made. We do have female
astronauts and prime ministers. Albeit a challenge still in some countries, school girls
are largely welcomed into university, women can work and have a family, and women
can have real choices. And so each year the world inspires women and celebrates their
achievements.
1. According to the passage, why did Annie Lennox lead a march across one of
London's iconic bridges?
A. To inspire women and celebrate their achievements.
B. To follow the initiative previously launched by Hillary Clinton.
C. To enlighten the public about a global charity.
D. To improve her reputation as a celebrity activist.
2. All of the following are mentioned in the passage as a purpose of launching the IWD
website EXCEPT:
A. Promotion of IWD events
B. Addressing a broader spectrum of gender-related problems
C. Raising funds for charities
D. Updating daily news
3. Which of the following can be inferred about the attitudinal shift about women’s
equality?
A. There has only been a shift in women’s thought.
B. It has not been significant at all.
C. Women nowadays are indifferent about the efforts of women in the past.
D. It has removed almost all prejudice towards women.
4. Why does the author mention that there were female astronauts and prime
ministers?
A. To demonstrate that only a few women can become successful.
B. To illustrate how certain jobs are more suitable for women.
C. To show how hard it is to become astronauts and prime ministers.
D. To exemplify the fact that there have been improvements in women’s rights.
5. The word “emancipation” in the passage is the closest in meaning to:
A. freedom B. rights C. liberation D. value
6. The word “that” in the passage refers to:
A. pay B. legislative rights C. equality D. the unfortunate fact
7. The word “Albeit” in the passage in best replaced by:
A. Although B. In spite of C. There being D. Though
8. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT one of the reasons IWD
became successful:
 A. Many political celebrities had advocated for IWD.
B. Organisation raising funds that facilitate IWD.
C. The popularity of social media activities that lead to IWD becoming more known.
D. All are correct.
9. It is suggested in paragraph 3 that:
A. Women have gained complete equality.
B. Women are still not allowed to vote.
C. Supporting patriarchy is how we can achieve gender equality.
D. Most countries don't allow women to go onto higher education.
10. According to the passage, when was the first International Women’s Day
celebrated?
A. 1911 B. 2001 C. 2011 D. 1991
PASSAGE B:
In defence of women’s boxing
Lucy O’Connor thinks that women's boxing is widely misunderstood
Womens boxing is a new addition to the list of sports included at the Olympic
Games. But according to Lucy O ’Connor, winner of various international competitions,
it’s still widely misunderstood – a situation that Lucy’s hoping to change. After
graduating, Lucy took up boxing on the advice of a sports coach, who thought it
would improve her general fitness. But Lucy soon set her sights on competitions and it
wasn’t long before she was boxing at the National Championships, which she
eventually went on to win.
As a result of her success, Lucy was accepted on to what the navy calls its ‘elite
sportsman’s programme’. What this meant, in effect, was that she was able to train
full-time. Every day now starts with a run at 7 a.m., followed by a skill and technique
session or a strength and conditioning circuit. Come the afternoon, there are more
aerobic workouts, before Lucy gets into the ring and practises with other elite boxers.
As with all competitors, diet is a huge part of Lucy’s life. Since she first started
boxing, she’s had to shed twenty-eight kilos. Losing the last six, which took her into the
flyweight category, required great determination. That’s because in order to reach
that target, she had to totally rethink her lifestyle. As she explains: ‘I don’t go out to
parties anymore. Thankfully, I’m married to my boxing coach, so at least I’ve got some
sort of social life!’ Lucy’s husband boxed as a heavyweight himself and he’s in her
corner for all her domestic competitions.
Lucy’s mum works as a buyer at a big department store, and Lucy has been
testing out products for the store’s sports division. Whilst preparing for a recent
international championship, Lucy wore a new titanium-based sports clothing range
designed to improve circulation and aid recovery. Having access to this space-age
training kit was certainly an advantage. But how does her family react to her taking
part in competitions? ‘Mum tends to admire me boxing from afar, but Dad just loves it!’
Lucy has clearly answered questions about safety concerns before and cites all
the protective gear boxers strap on before a fight such as hand bandages, head
guards, gum shields and much more. ‘Amateur boxing is not dangerous,’ she says
definitively. ‘It’s so safety-orientated and the rules are so stringent it’s actually difficult
to get hurt. We approach it more as a skill and point-scoring exercise, rather than as a
fight. That’s why I’ve always regarded it as a thinking girl’s sport really. ’ Boxers win
points by landing the white knuckle part of their gloves on the opponent’s scoring
area – essentially the upper body and head – cleanly and with sufficient force. In five
years of competitive boxing, Lucy’s suffered only a few bruises and a broken thumb.
 And in response to those who think it’s ‘inappropriate’ to see women boxing at
the Olympics, Lucy is quick to point out that women have been competing in martial
arts such as taekwondo and judo for years. Nobody complained about women taking
part in those events when it was introduced. Her biggest concern is that people
confuse amateur boxing competitions with professional fights, where the focus is more
on aggression and hurting your opponents. ‘Female amateur boxing is about showing
skill, speed and stamina,’ she says. If the sport was more in the public eye, then fewer
people would make that mistake. ‘I find it so satisfying to be changing people’s opinion.
1. In the context of the passage, what does the term "elite sportsman's programme"
(paragraph 1) refer to?
A. A special sports training program for elite athletes.
B. A government initiative to promote women's boxing.
C. A fitness program for women interested in boxing.
D. A global charity for women's sports.
2. According to the passage, how does Lucy O'Connor describe female amateur
boxing?
A. She refers to it as a brutal and aggressive sport.
B. She characterises it as a skill-based, non-dangerous activity.
C. She defines it as a male-dominated competition.
D. She portrays it as a form of self-defence for women.
3. What factor primarily motivated Lucy O'Connor to pursue a career in boxing?
A. Her desire to become a professional athlete.
B. The financial incentives associated with boxing.
C. Her goal to lead a march across London's iconic bridges.
D. The advice of a sports coach for improving her fitness.
4. According to the passage, what role does Lucy's husband play in her boxing
journey?
A. He serves as her primary sparring partner.
B. He helps her manage her boxing career.
C. He is her personal trainer and nutritionist.
D. He supports her social life outside of boxing.
5. The passage mentions that Lucy O'Connor lost weight to enter the flyweight
category. What was her total weight loss, including the final six kilos mentioned in
the text?
A. She lost 6 kilos.
B. She lost 20 kilos.
C. She lost 28 kilos.
D. She gained 6 kilos.
6. What does Lucy O'Connor's mother do for a living, as mentioned in the passage?
A. She designs sports clothing.
B. She serves as a boxing coach.
C. She works in a department store.
D. She manages Lucy's boxing career.
7. According to the passage, what attitude does Lucy O'Connor aim to change about
women's boxing?
A. She wants people to appreciate its brutality.
B. She hopes to discourage women from participating in it.
C. She wants people to see it as a thinking person's sport.
D. She seeks to emphasise the importance of aggression in the sport.
8. According to the passage, what specific measures did Lucy O'Connor undertake to
maintain her commitment to boxing and her training schedule?
A. She hired a personal nutritionist.
B. She abandoned her social life completely.
C. She joined the navy's elite sportsman's program.
D. She relied on her husband for training.
9. In the context of the passage, how does Lucy O'Connor's attitude toward socialising
and partying differ from her earlier lifestyle before she pursued boxing seriously?
A. She now values socialising more than ever.
B. She never enjoyed socialising before or after boxing.
C. She no longer goes out to party and has a limited social life.
D. She continues to party regularly while pursuing boxing.
10. Lucy O'Connor mentions that women have participated in martial arts like
taekwondo and judo for years. How does she use this information to challenge the
notion that women's boxing at the Olympics is 'inappropriate'?
A. By emphasising that boxing is more dangerous than other sports.
B. By highlighting that women have a history of success in martial arts.
C. By arguing that women's boxing is a more aggressive sport.
D. By suggesting that women should focus on other careers instead.
PASSAGE C:
Women Empowerment
Gender equality is, first and foremost, a human right. A woman is entitled to live
in dignity and freedom. Empowering women is also an indispensable tool for
advancing development and reducing poverty. Empowered women contribute to the
health and productivity of whole families and communities and improved prospects
for the next generation.
The importance of gender equality is underscored by its inclusion as one of the
eight Millennium Development Goals. Gender equality is acknowledged as being a key
to achieving the other seven goals. Yet discrimination against women – including
gender-based violence, economic discrimination, reproductive health inequities, and
harmful traditional practices – remains the most pervasive and persistent form of
inequality.
Since the beginning of civilization, there has been bulk evidence of women being
considered inferior to men. Almost every country, no matter how progressive has a
history of ill-treating women. This has eventually nudged women to retrospect their
status in society and has even led women from all over the world to be rebellious to
reach the status they have today. Since then, women have been vocal about gender
equality and have continuously made efforts to empower themselves to achieve that
equality. The empowerment and autonomy of women and the improvement of their
political, social, economic, and health status is a highly important end in itself.
There have been several organisations and institutions advocating for women,
promoting legal and policy reforms and gender-sensitive data collection, and
supporting projects that improve women’s health and expand their choices in life.
Even governments of various nations are tirelessly trying to promote education for
womenfolk. These are clear indications that all the forces that conform to a society
have been collectively supporting empowering women. However, many adversities are
blocking the ways to attain a complete gender unbiased society
So, when one evaluates whether women empowerment is a myth or reality, it is
not that easy as women empowerment at times seems to be an illusion that has been
made into reality by some but remains uncharted territory to many. We, as a society,
need to applaud every effort made so far to bring to parity the gender debate and
need to understand why this battle is not overrated and is completely important to be
justified. Empowering a woman today will lead to a progressive society for tomorrow
and this silver lining should be our motivation in analysing any gender equality
discussion.
1. What is the fundamental reason for promoting gender equality, as stated in the
passage?
A. Economic development
B. Human rights
C. Political empowerment
D. Traditional practices
2. According to the passage, what role do empowered women play in their
communities and families?
A. They contribute to health and productivity.
B. They enforce traditional practices.
C. They focus on economic discrimination.
D. They limit the prospects for the next generation.
3. Why is gender equality considered important in achieving the Millennium
Development Goals?
A. It is a goal in itself.
B. It has no significance in the goals.
C. It's unrelated to the other goals.
D. It's a key to achieving other goals.
4. What does the passage suggest is the most pervasive and persistent form of
inequality against women?
A. Gender-based violence
B. Economic discrimination
C. Reproductive health inequities
D. Lack of education
5. How does the passage describe the historical treatment of women in various
societies?
A. Women have always been treated equally to men.
B. There is no evidence of ill-treatment of women.
C. Women have been considered inferior to men.
D. Women have had more rights than men.
6. What do the efforts made by various organisations and institutions mentioned in
the passage primarily focus on?
A. Promoting economic discrimination
B. Improving reproductive health inequities
C. Expanding women's choices in life
D. Supporting harmful traditional practices
7. According to the passage, what is the primary goal of governments regarding
women's empowerment?
A. Promoting gender-sensitive data collection
B. Discouraging legal and policy reforms
C. Limiting access to education for women
D. Supporting projects that improve women's health
8. What does the passage suggest about the current state of women's empowerment
efforts?
A. They have led to complete gender unbiased societies.
B. Women empowerment is a myth with no progress.
C. Women empowerment is a reality for all women.
D. It is an ongoing battle with some progress made.
9. What does the passage state is the motivation for analysing the gender equality
discussion?
A. Achieving traditional practices
B. Understanding the battle is overrated
C. Leading to a progressive society
D. Ensuring women's empowerment is a myth
10. What is the central message of the passage regarding women's empowerment?
A. Women's empowerment is a myth and not worth pursuing.
B. Women's empowerment is solely a political endeavour.
C. Women's empowerment is important and an ongoing battle.
D. Women's empowerment has already been achieved in all societies.

PASSAGE A:
A GLOBAL FIGHT FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY
The day’s origins (1) _______________ back to the beginning of the 20th century: in 1908,
thousands of women marched through New York City, demanding better (2)
_______________ hours and pay. A year later, the Socialist Party of America declared a
Women’s Day.

The idea of an (3) _______________ day came from Clara Zetkin, leader of the “women’s
office” for the Social Democratic Party in Germany, while she was at a conference in
Copenhagen in 1910. She proposed a celebration worldwide on the same day every
year to press for demands.

London saw a march in support of women’s suffrage on 8 March 1914, and thousands
of women in Russia (4) _______________ to demand bread and peace on 8 March 1917 (23
February in the Julian calendar in use in Russia at the time), heralding the start of the
Russian revolution. Four days later, the tsar was forced to abdicate, and the
provisional government (5) _______________ women the right to vote.

The UN (6) _______________ the day in 1975, which it had declared international women’s
year, and uses it to promote a particular issue, campaign or theme. IWD is now a
public holiday in countries (7) _______________ Nepal, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone,
Cambodia and Kyrgyzstan. In China, women get a half-day holiday.

The annual day has (8) _______________ criticism from feminists who say it risks becoming
little more than a corporate Valentine’s Day, with companies using the occasion to
“pinkwash” their brands (9) _______________ than promote women’s equality.
IWD is an annual reminder of the fight that women face as well as the achievements
they have (10) _______________, says Julie Gottlieb, a professor of modern history at the
University of Sheffield. “What we’ve found about International Women’s Day is its
fluidity and the way it adapts to present day concerns.
PASSAGE B:
How Women In Tech Are Transforming Social Impact
Tech titans' desire to reshape philanthropy is (1) _____________ new. Everyone knows
the transition that Melinda Gates made from Microsoft to the Gates Foundation to
Pivotal Ventures, a hybrid approach (2) _____________ investing in women-led startups
and leveraging philanthropic grant-making to drive advocacy and social progress.
Founder of craigslist, Craig Newmark, started Craig Newmark Philanthropies to give (3)
_____________ and fight disinformation, protect democracy, and support women in tech,
(4) _____________ Eric Schmidt, co-founder of Google, co-founded The Schmidt Family
Foundation to support organisations and initiatives to work (5) _____________ a healthier
and more just world.
But it isn’t just the tech luminaries making these shifts. A (6) _____________ number
of tech leaders are answering the call to address some of the most (7) _____________
issues facing the world, change systems, and help communities by taking their
experience into the social impact sector.
What inspired these powerful people to move out (8) _____________ the tech sector to
focus (9) _____________ social impact? Any of them could have easily left Reddit, Google,
or Buzzfeed for another tech company or unicorn startup, but they chose to make a
career pivot and, (10) _____________ Chang explained, “accelerate the impact and scale of
solutions to the world’s most intractable challenges.
PASSAGE C:
Shocking allegations of UAE agencies’ abuse of domestic workers
In a concerning development, women aspiring to secure employment (1)
_____________ domestic workers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have come (2)
_____________ with distressing accounts of their experiences. They describe being
subjected to detention and mistreatment in unhygienic living conditions, all while
recruitment agencies exploit them through the use of mobile apps and social media (3)
_____________. These revelations have emerged from a series of interviews conducted
over several years, with 14 women from diverse backgrounds, including East Africa and
the Philippines. Their stories (4) _____________ a grim picture, with allegations ranging
from food deprivation to captivity and instances of physical violence.
Furthermore, there is growing evidence pointing to an alarming trend in the
marketing of these domestic workers. Experts have identified practices that (5)
_____________ a troubling resemblance to slavery, wherein black domestic workers are
offered at discounted rates to employers. Shockingly, some employers are even
advised that they need not provide these workers with proper living quarters. These
revelations have (6) _____________ a stark light on the living conditions within recruitment
agency accommodations, (7) _____________ migrants find themselves in limbo, awaiting
employment that can extend over several months. During this precarious period, some
women have been returned to these agencies at the whims of their potential
employers.
(8) _____________ to their initial expectations of immediate job placement upon
reaching Dubai, many of these women have found themselves confined to the
accommodations provided by their recruitment agencies. What's more, they have been
left without any (9) _____________ of earning a salary to support their families back in
their home countries. This disheartening situation has led to reports of physical abuse
and mistreatment within these agency facilities. The stories of these women serve as a
distressing (10) _____________ of the need for substantial improvements in labour
conditions and regulations within the domestic worker industry in the UAE.

READING COMPREHENSION:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

PASSAGE A C C C D C A D C A A

PASSAGE B A B D B C C C C C B

PASSAGE C B A D A C C D D C C
OPEN CLOZE:
PASSAGE A PASSAGE B PASSAGE C

1 date nothing as

2 working to forward

3 international back platforms

4 protest while paint

5 granted toward bear

6 adopted growing cast

7 including pressing / burning where

8 drawn of Contrary

9 rather on means

10 made as reminder
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
READING PASSAGE A:
https://www.internationalwomensday.com/Activity/15586/The-history-of-IWD

READING PASSAGE B:
https://engexam.info/fce-reading-and-use-of-english-practice-tests/fce-reading-and-u
se-of-english-practice-test-1/6/

READING PASSAGE C:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/joonakkonwar/women-empowerment
-3-26133/

OPEN CLOZE PASSAGE A:

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2023/mar/08/happy-international-w
omens-day-a-look-back-at-over-a-century-of-the-global-fight-for-justice-and-equality

OPEN CLOZE PASSAGE B:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/allysonkapin/2023/02/21/how-women-in-tech-are-transfor
ming-social-impact/

OPEN CLOZE PASSAGE C:

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2023/oct/12/we-lie-on-the-floor-till-s
omeone-buys-us-shocking-allegations-of-uae-agencies-abuse-of-domestic-workers

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