Choose the correct option to complete the text:I want to be hands-free.Have you noticed that when men go out, they often take just (a little/a few) things with them? Essential things, like (some/any) money,keys and a phone. They rarely carry (a/the) bag because they want to be 'hands-free'. On the other hand, (the/-) women carry (a/the) heavy bag, full of things like tissues, headache pills, pens, (a/the) bottle of water and maybe (some/any) snacks.Why is this? French sociologist, Jean-Claude Kaufmann, discusses this question in his book, Le Sac (French word for handbag). He wrote (a/the) book after interviewing (the/-) 75 women about the objects in their bags. He found that women often look to (-/the) future and think about what they may need. They also look back to (the/-) past. Many of (the/-) women kept objects with past memories in their bag - stones from (a/the) beach holiday, (-/the) old love letters and (lots of/much) photos. Men, however, often think more about (the/-) present. Kaufmann thinks this comes from prehistoric times when men could only think about immediate things, like hunting (any/-) animals for food. They had to be 'hands-free' so they could kill (the/-) animals.