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1
Which U.S. city is often considered the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement?
San franciso
Chicago
New York City
Los Angeles
2
Which country holds the record for hosting the biggest pride parade?
Mexico
United Kingdom
United States
Brazil
3
What does the acronym LGBTQ+ stand for?
Love, Goodness, Bravery, Truth, and Quietude
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and more
None of the above
Loud, Genuine, Brave, Truthful, Queer, and Proud
4
What does the term "queer" mean in LGBTQ+ context?
A specific sexual orientation
A pejorative term for LGBTQ+ individuals
An umbrella term for sexual and gender minorities
Strange or odd
5
Which U.S. state was the first to decriminalize homosexuality?
Nex Mexico
New York
Rhode Island
Illinois
6
Pride Month is celebrated in June?
True
False
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The phrase "love is love" is used to emphasize the universality of love rno matter sexual orientation or gender identity
False
True
8
In what year did the first Pride parade take place?
1969
1990
2004
1970
9
"Drag King" is a term used to refer to performers who dress in typically masculine attire and perform in drag shows.
False
True
10
What do the colors of the rainbow flag represent?
Diversity
Life, healing, sunlight, nature, serenity, and spirit
Love, harmony, and peace
All the above
11
The difference between sex and gender?
What difference?
There is no difference
Sex is social, gender is biological
Gender is social, sex is biological
12
What does the term "pansexual" mean?
A person who is attracted only to individuals of the same gender
A person who is attracted only to individuals of the opposite gender
A person who is attracted to people regardless of their gender identity
A person who is attracted to individuals with pan-like features
13
"Pride flags" come in various designs and colors, each representing different LGBTQ+ identities and communities
True
False
14
The acronym "LGBTQ+" includes the letters "A" and "I" for Asexual and Intersex identities.
False
True
15
The first Pride parade took place in New York City in 1969 to commemorate the Stonewall Riots.
True
False
16
What does the color orange typically represent in the LGBTQ+ pride flag?
Sexuality
Healing
Sunlight
Life
17
The first openly transgender person to be nominated for an Oscar was actress Laverne Cox.
True
False
18
Which U.S. president officially recognized June as Pride Month?
Barack Obama
Joe Biden
George W. Bush
Donald Trump
19
LGBTQ+ individuals can legally adopt children in all countries?
False
True
20
What does the term "allyship" mean in LGBTQ+ context?
The practice of LGBTQ+ people supporting heterosexual and cisgender rights
The act of opposing LGBTQ+ rights and activism
The act of keeping one's sexual orientation or gender identity secret
The practice of heterosexual and cisgender people supporting LGBTQ+ rights
21
What month is pride month typically celebrated across the world
October
March
December
June
22
Who is considered the mother of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement?
Sylvia Rivera
Marsha P. Johnson
Del Martin
Barbara Gittings
23
Which U.S. state was the first to decriminalize homosexuality in 1962?
Florida
Virginia
Illinois
Arizona
24
What does the color green typically represent in the LGBTQ+ pride flag?
Peace
Magic
Growth
Nature
25
Which famous singer is known for songs such as "Born This Way" and is a vocal LGBTQ+ advocate?
Taylor Swift
Beyonce
Lady Gaga
Katy Perry
26
Which country was the first to legalize same-sex marriage?
Australia
The Netherlands
Canada
The United States
27
What does the term "pride" represent in LGBTQ+ context?
Celebration of LGBTQ+ identity, history, and culture
Shame about one's sexual orientation or gender identity
A feeling of being better than others
Arrogance or vanity
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The original pride flag included two additional colors?
False
True
