How much do you already help at home or at school with chores?
Some
A little
Not at all
A lot
Which chore does Pablo usually do at home to help his dad?
Cooking
Vacuuming
Gardening
Laundry
Why does Pablo mostly do chores on weekends instead of during the school week?
Farm is closed
He hates chores
He has homework
He works late
Which activities does Pablo do on the farm when he visits his cousins?
Feed chickens
Collect eggs
Drive tractors
Teach classes
How does Pablo help when there is lots of planting and fruit picking?
He only watches
He hides indoors
He cancels visits
He helps everyone
Which regular chore does Kaitlyn do after meals to help her family?
Walk dog
Wash dishes
Fold clothes
Sweep floor
How often does Kaitlyn say she practices the piano during a typical day?
Twice a day
Once a day
Only weekends
Three times
Why might practicing the piano be similar to doing a regular chore for Kaitlyn?
It replaces school
It is routine
It is punishment
It earns money
Which chores does Kaitlyn mention doing in her own bedroom every day?
Clean room
Make bed
Paint walls
Fix furniture
If Kaitlyn wanted to help more at home, which new chore fits her habits?
Organize books
Pay bills
Repair roof
Drive car
Which chores does Emilia say she does at home, even if they feel easy?
Take out trash
Wash dishes
Clean room
Feed chickens
Why does Emilia say that her home chores are not very difficult jobs?
She never does them
They take hours
They need tools
They are simple
Which place does Emilia talk about when she describes doing more organized chores?
At farm
At office
At store
At school
How does Emilia know which chores to do in the classroom each day?
Teacher tells her
Online schedule
Parents decide
Random choice
Which classroom tasks does Emilia mention when she talks about recycling and cleaning?
Cooking lunch
Painting walls
Paper recycling
Cleaning board
Why do Emilia and her classmates do different classroom jobs each day at school?
Share responsibility
Avoid learning
Punish students
Fill free time
