Why is much of the work done by women not valued?
AIt takes very little time
BIt is banned by law
CIt is done only in cities
DIt is unpaid and invisible
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It is unpaid and invisible
Most of the bulk of women's work is household related, which remains unpaid and invisible, so it is not valued.
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