What used to cover most streets in Aranda 100 years ago?
Cobblestones
Dirt and stones
Asphalt
What kind of houses did people use to live in in Aranda?
Wooden houses with big windows
Modern apartments
Stone or brick houses with small windows
How did people use to keep warm in winter?
With electric heaters
With wood fires
With gas radiators
What kind of work did most families use to do in Aranda?
Work in agriculture and vineyards
Work in factories
Work in offices
How did farmers use to transport their goods to market?
In cars
On donkeys or in wooden carts
By train
Where did people use to buy their food and clothes?
From small family shops
In supermarkets
From one super shop
What did children use to write on at school?
Slates
Laptops
Paper notebooks
How did families use to light their homes at night?
With electric lamps
With solar lights
With oil lamps or candles
What did most people use to do on Sundays in Aranda?
Sleep all day
Go shopping
Go to church and meet in the plaza
What used to be true about community life in Aranda?
People always used to help each other
People didn’t know their neighbours
People used to live alone
What did most Spanish families use to do for work 100 years ago?
Work in small shops
Work on farms
Work in technology
What animal did farmers use to use instead of tractors?
Cows
Dogs
Horses and donkeys
Where did people use to keep food before fridges existed?
In the freezer
In cool cellars or with ice
In the garden
What did children use to play with?
Marbles and wooden toys
Tree branches
Toy robots
What did families use to listen to together in the evening?
Radio
TV
Church songs
How did people use to travel in cities?
On their bikes
By horse and carriage
On foot
