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According to the text, what age might some children working in sweatshops be?
5-14 years old
15-18 years old
Only adults work there
3-5 years old
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What happened to a building with sweatshops in Dhaka, Bangladesh?
It collapsed
It was renovated
It was closed by police
It became famous
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How many people died in the building collapse mentioned in the text?
Over 1,000 people
250 people
5,000 people
No one died
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Name two types of products mentioned in the text that might come from sweatshops.
Coffee, chocolate, bananas, toys, clothes, trainers, T-shirts, jeans (any two)
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Why does the text suggest it's easy for us to forget about the people who make our clothes?
Because we like buying cheap products and don't see the workers or their conditions directly.
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According to the text why do some people say working in a sweatshop is better than having no work?
Because having no work means no income, and conditions and pay in other local jobs might be even worse.
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Which word means "the situation or environment in which people work"?
Conditions
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What does "ethical" mean in the context of the text?
Made in fair working conditions
Expensive
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Match the word "collapse" with its meaning:
To fall down suddenly
To build something
To work hard
To buy products
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True or false?:Â Factory managers usually treat workers well in sweatshops.
False (The text says managers "treat them badly")
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True or false?:Â The text suggests that sweatshops help make poor countries richer.
True (The text mentions "sweatshops can make poor countries richer")
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True or false?:Â According to the text sweatshops only exist in rich countries.
False (The text states sweatshops usually exist where there are very poor people)
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True or false?: The text suggests that all products we buy come from sweatshops.
False (The text says "many of the things we buy come from sweatshops")
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How much might workers receive for each shirt they make according to the text?
24 cents
$140
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How many hours might people work in sweatshops?
Up to 16 hours
4-8 hours
8-10 hours
Only on weekends
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What are sweatshops?
Factories where people work in bad conditions
Clothing stores
Places to buy cheap products
Sports equipment shops
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