FMV characteristics attributed to men include which of the following?

• A. Taller than women, broader build, facial hair
• B. Shorter than women, gentle demeanor
• C. Ability to drive, wearing dresses
• D. Uncovered head/face in public, bright colors

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how masculine presentation is commonly linked to certain physical traits. Taller height, a broader build, and facial hair are classic visual cues many cultures associate with men. That makes the description of being taller than women, having a broader build, and facial hair the best fit.

Other options mix traits that don’t reliably signal masculinity. Being shorter with a gentle demeanor contradicts typical masculine stereotypes. Wearing dresses is associated with femininity, not masculinity. Driving ability isn’t a gender-defining trait, and head coverings or bright colors aren’t reliable markers of masculine presentation.