In class III, chapter 'Work We Do' talks about a girl Deepali. She has studied up to class three. Three years back when her little brother was born she had to stay back home to take care of him. She could not study anymore. She feels that reading books helps her to relax. An extract from the lesson"Deepali is the eldest child in her family. Her father sells vegetables. He leaves for the mandi very early in the morning. Her mother washes utensils in some houses. She also leaves for work early in the morning. Deepali cooks food for her brothers and sisters. She cleans the house and also washes the utensils. She is very fond of listening to the radio. She listens to songs while she works. After finishing the work at home she goes to leave her brother with their father. She then takes her younger sisters, Suman and Sheila to school."According to the above extract, it can be clearly understood that Deepali despite being the eldest daughter in the house has no chance to go to school and study she is taking care of her house and work moreover she takes her brother and sister.Hence In class III, chapter 'Work We Do', the story of Deepali is to focus on the concept of gender bias in household work. Additional InformationOn the other hand, the remaining three options are wrong as they talk about the dignity of labor and professionalism which is not an objective of this lesson.