A woman does not have to be humble at home. When a family member speak ill of her, she needs to argue with them and defend herself.

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Examination of the statement reveals two parts to analyze together. 
Option 1 (True): 'A woman does not have to be humble at home. When a family member speak ill of her, she needs to argue with them and defend herself.' This wording presents a normative stance that a woman should not be humble at home and should always defend herself when insulted. While some contexts may encourage standing up for oneself, the overall claim implies a universal rule about behavior at home that conflicts with many cultural, social, or relational expectations that value humility and restraint in family settings. Therefore, interpreting it as a universal rule makes the statement questionable in its general applicability. 
Option 2 (False): 'A woman does not have to be humble at home. When a family member speak ill of her, she needs to argue with them and defend herself.' Since the statement asserts that a woman should not be humble and should always defend herself, labeling this as universally true would contradict common expectations in many home environments where humility and measured responses are encouraged. The claim is not universally valid and can be considered inaccurate or overly prescriptive in many contexts. 
Option 3 (if considered): Some assessments distinguish between individual circumstances and general norms, but the core assertion that a woman must not be humble at home and must always argue when spoken ill of is generally inconsistent with broader guidance that emphasizes respectful communication and de-escalation in family life. 
Option 4 (if considered): The statement may also risk oversimplifying gendered expectations and could be challenged on grounds of promoting conflict rather than constructive dialogue. Overall, the combination of asserting a lack of need for humility at home and prescribing argumentative defense tends to be flagged as incorrect in standard interpretations of respectful family interaction.

Spr25_CHIN012_36029 10.3: Quiz on Reading 10.1

A woman does not have to be humble at home. When a family member speak ill of her, she needs to argue with them and defend herself.

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