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AAI ATC Junior Executive 27 Dec 2023 Shift 2 Paper
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Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
A. I cannot help but wonder about the clever marketing person who invented this pink-blue binary.
B. I was struck by this. I had not quite realised how early society starts to invent ideas of what a boy should be and what a girl should be.
C. It is interesting to me how early the world starts to invent gender roles. Yesterday, I went to a children's shop to buy Chiza Lum, an outfit. In the girls' section were pale creations in washed-out shades of pink. I disliked them.
D. I looked at the toy section, which was also arranged by gender. Toys for boys are mostly active, and involve some sort of doing - trains, cars - and toys for girls are mostly passive and are overwhelmingly dolls.
E. The boys' section had outfits in vibrant shades of blue. Because I thought blue would be adorable against her brown skin - and photograph better - I bought one.
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