E In the I 960s, the greatest obstacle for those who wanted to organize women was said to be women’s conviction that they were actually inferior to men (introduction of topic women’s conviction that … in standalone sentence).

B This acceptance that men were the superior gender had not developed by chance (This
acceptance that … = women’s conviction that … ).

C It had been the view that had been socialised into them from the moment of their birth (It = This
acceptance = women’s conviction; them, their= women in Sentence 1).

D This will become clear if you look at any girls’ magazine or popular film of the period (This = that the view of women’s inferiority had been socialized into women from birth).

A There you will see how women are consistently portrayed as weak and in need of male protection
(There = any girls’ magazine or popular film of the period).

C Fishermen’s knitted jerseys have always been recognizable in Britain by their colour and their shape (introduces topic in a standalone sentence; concepts of colour and shape are mentioned).

B Traditionally they are navy blue and they are basically square in shape, without a curved armhole or inset sleeve (they= Fishermen’s knitted jerseys; colour and shape are both described).

E These navy jerseys are still a familiar sight on any quay or harbour in the land (These navy jerseys = those whose colour is described in sentence B).

D This continuing popularity cannot just be put down to a fondness for tradition (This continuing popularity = whole of sentence E).

A It is mainly due to the quality of the fabric which effectively resists salt water, direct sunshine and cold winds (It = This continuing popularity).