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The double life of Alfred Bloggs
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How much does Alfred Bloggs earn money after he changed his job?
 
Only a half as much as he used to.
 
Two times more than he used to.
 
The same
 
He became the boss of the Corporation.
How long has Alfred Bloggs been working as a dustman?
 
over two years
 
over a year
 
half a year
 
five years
How long was Alfred Bloggs' working day?
 
eight hours
 
half of the day
 
only afternoon
 
only evenings
What did Alfred say to his wife about his work, when they got married?
 
He said, he worked for the Corporation.
 
He said, he was a teacher.
 
He said, he was a dustman.
Who is a "dustman"?
 
Person who earns money by removing waste from outside houses
 
Person who earns money working in large Corporations
 
Person who is dirty and likes dust
 
Person who cleans up rooms and houses
Who are manual workers?
 
People who work by making things with hands.
 
People who work by making things with their brains.
 
People, who cannot read books.
 
People, who do not work in large Corporations.
What do usually office workers wear?
 
white collar and a tie
 
white jackets and black trousers
 
birthday costumes
 
everyday clothes
Why did Alfred Bloggs think it was to be called "Mr. Bloggs" and not "Alf"?
 
He feels that other people will respect him more
 
His new job is worth more than his previous one
 
He will not need a shower before returning home from work
 
He can now tell his wife about his previous job
What did Alfred Bloggs do for over two years?
 
He was living a double life
 
He disguised (put on clothes) himself as a dustman
 
He told his wife he worked for the Corporation.
 
He earned twice as much as he used to
What does the story of Alfred Bloggs tell you?
 
That people often care more about the status than money
 
That 'white-collar workers' usually wear a suit to work
 
That manual workers prefer to keep their job a secret
 
That office workers usually earn less than manual workers
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