People sometimes find the terminology surrounding sex and gender to be confusing. In today's world, this terminology is more common than it used to be, so this should (hopefully) be an easy one! Match the term with the definition: sex V [Choose ] behavior associated with being traditionally male or female biological status of being male, female or intersex gender identity sense of being male or female or non-binary gender role [ Choose ]

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