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Jobs and Journeys: Past and Present

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    Explore everyday jobs like bakers and butchers, discover how people traveled long ago, and compare railways, subways, and modern commutes. A fun mix o...
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  • What does a baker do?
    He sells meat in a shop
    He makes bread and cakes for people
    He drives a bus in the city
    He builds houses for families
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  • What does a butcher do?
    He drives a train on the railway
    He bakes bread every morning
    He teaches children at school
    He sells fresh meat to customers
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  • How did people travel in the past?
    They traveled by horse and cart
    They used airplanes to go far away
    They traveled by subway under the city
    They drove cars on big roads
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  • What is a locomotive?
    It is a train engine that pulls the train
    It is a bike for children
    It is a small boat on the river
    It is a car people drive every day
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  • What is a railway?
    It is a system of tracks for trains
    It is a path for walking in the park
    It is a place where planes land
    It is a road where cars go fast
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  • What is a subway?
    It is a bus that stops everywhere
    It is a train that runs under the city
    It is a road for bicycles
    It is a car for one person
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  • What happens in a cotton mill?
    People build cars and buses
    People cook food for families
    People make cloth and clothes from cotton
    People teach students
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  • What is a suburb?
    It is the center of a big city
    It is a farm in the countryside
    It is a place outside the city where people live
    It is a school building
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  • What does it mean to commute?
    To eat dinner with family
    To sleep at home all day
    To travel from home to work every day
    To play games with friends
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  • Why did people use candles in the past?
    Because they had too many candles
    Because they liked the smell
    Because they didn’t have electricity
    Because candles are cheaper than lights
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  • How do many people travel to work today?
    They walk for many hours
    They sail on boats
    They ride horses every morning
    They travel by bus or train
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  • Who makes bread every day?
    The teacher at school
    The baker in the bakery
    The butcher in the market
    The driver on the bus
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  • Who sells meat to people?
    The baker at the shop
    The butcher at the market
    The farmer in the field
    The pilot on the plane
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  • Where do many people live today?
    In factories at work
    In small villages far away
    In forests with animals
    In suburbs outside the city
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  • What changed the way people traveled long ago?
    The subway under the city
    The bicycle on the road
    The airplane in the sky
    The railway system for trains
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  • Which is the oldest way to travel?
    Traveling by horse and cart
    Traveling by train
    Traveling by bus
    Traveling by subway
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